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Fates Warning: Long Day Good Night

Label: Metal Blade RecordsRelease date: 6. 11. 2020Produced by: Jim Matheos Album length: 72.23 minGenre: Progressive MetalRating: 10/10 Let me kick things off with a bit of "romance." The new Fates Warning album is going to break…

Fates Warning : Live Over Europe

Judging by the setlist alone, this live document can also double as a great entry point for anyone who doesn't know the band yet. It's a superb cross-section of the discography, and an introduction to the band's output from 1988 to 2018.

Fates Warning : Awaken the Guardian Live

"Anyone who knows the studio original of the cult ‘Awaken the Guardian’ well will be blown away by how evergreen it is and how incredibly expressive and punchy this album still is after thirty years. The same goes for the stage performance,…

Awaken The Guardian Live (DVD/2CD)

If you know the studio original of the cult classic »Awaken the Guardian« well, you'll be floored by how evergreen this album still is and how incredibly punchy it sounds thirty years on. The same goes for the stage performance,…

Fates Warning : Theories Of Flight

"'Theories of Flight' is the album that caught Fates Warning fans off guard. Not because the band couldn't have made it, but because nobody could really have expected this kind of artistic masterpiece after 34 long years of holding their…

Theories Of Flight

»Theories of Flight« is the album that caught Fates Warning's fans off guard. Not because the band couldn't pull it off, but because nobody really expected an artistic masterpiece like this after 34 long years of holding their…

Night On Bröcken

Just when it looked like Iron Maiden had set standards for heavy metal in the first half of the eighties that nobody would top for a good long while, bands like Queensrÿche and Fates Warning came along and showed,

Fates Warning : Night On Bröcken

"Through this fantastic blast of raw aggression and pure old school U.S. speed metal, you can feel the total enthusiasm of a band that, with its arrival on the metal scene and its unique approach, showed from the debut onward that there…

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