The Geoff Tate-fronted version of Queensrÿche has set "Frequency Unknown" as the title of its new album, due on April 23 via the Los Angeles-based independent label Cleopatra Records. The Cd was produced by Jason Slater at a studio in Nortern California.

Although a lineup for Tate's Queensrÿche was originally announced in the fall of 2012, things have changed. The band will now feature Tate along with bassist Rudy Sarzo (Ozzy Osbourne, Dio, Whitesnake, Quiet Riot), guitarist Kelly Gray (Queensrÿche 1998-2001), keyboardist Randy Gane and new additions, guitarist Robert Sarzo (Quiet Riot, Hurricane) and drummer Simon Wright (Ac/Dc, Dio, Rhino Bucket). Guest musicians on the Cd include K.K. Downing (Judas Priest), Chris Poland (Megadeth), Ty Tabor (King'S X), Paul Bostaph (Slayer, Testament, Exodus), Lita Ford, Brad Gillis (Night Ranger), Dave Meniketti (Y&T) and Craig Locicero (Forbidden)

"Frequency Unknown" is packaged with bonus tracks, four Queensrÿche classics, newly recorded, including the smash hit single "Silent Lucidity".

"Frequency Unknown" track listing:

01. When Lightning Strikes
02. Running Backwards
03. Fallen
04. Life Without You
05. In The Hands Of God
06. Cold
07. The Weight Of The World
08. Slave
09. Dare
10. Everything

Bonus tracks: (2013 versions)

11. Silent Lucidity
12. Empire
13. Jet City Woman
14. I Don t Believe In Love

Beginning in early April, Tate's Queensrÿche will be hitting the road to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the band's epic 1988 release, "Operation: Mindcrime", performing all fifteen songs from the album along with other well-known hits and rarities from the catalog they've compiled over the past 30 years.

"I try to surround myself with the best players available and feel our longtime fans deserve nothing less," says Tate. "I expect the forthcoming effort to be one of our best yet."

Tate, who was fired from Queensrÿche in June 2012 after fronting the group for three decades, last year sought to prevent his former bandmates from touring and operating under the Queensrÿche name without him. While ruling against Tate, the presiding judge determined that there was no legal hurdle in Tate also using the name with an all-new lineup of musicians. "I don't see any reason that Mr. Tate can't have the benefit, if he gets other members, of whatever name he uses of using the brand," Superior Court Judge Carol A. Schapira said during the July 13, 2012 court hearing. "I think [doing that would be] inherently confusing, although I'm sure the market can get these things sorted out," she added.

Last November, Tate released his first solo Cd in over a decade titled "Kings & Thieves" (InsideOut Music) and toured with his solo band in support of the Cd, which included dates with the legendary Alice Cooper.

Pictured below: The new lineup of the Geoff Tate-fronted version of Queensrÿche