What makes Schism by Tool notable?

'Schism' received Grammy recognition, winning Best Metal Performance in 2002, and became a defining track that showcased Tool's unique approach to songwriting and musicianship. Its intricate time signatures and lyrical depth resonated widely, pushing the boundaries of alternative metal and influencing numerous bands in the genre. Released on January 15, 2001, 'Schism' marked Tool's return after a five-year hiatus following the critically acclaimed 'Ænima.' At this point in their career, Tool was solidifying their place as pioneers of progressive metal, blending complex musical structures with thought-provoking themes, setting high expectations for their next full album.