After "Horror Show", Barlow quit the band and joined the police force, while Iced Earth continued on with Tim "Ripper" Owens, formerly of Judas Priest, on vocals. With Owens, the band released two studio albums (2004's "The Glorious Burden" and 2007's '). In late 2007, Barlow rejoined the band, and they recorded one more album with him: ' (2008). In 2011, Barlow once again left Iced Earth, and was replaced by Into Eternity frontman Stu Block. "Dystopia", Block's first album with the group, was released that October; the album received a positive response, while some critics called it one of Iced Earth's best albums. The group had since recorded two more albums with Block: "Plagues of Babylon" (2014) and "Incorruptible" (2017).