Original link - http://www.metalstorm.net/pub/review.php?review_id=13952 By Daniell Rating: 9.0 Fates Warning's brand of progressive metal is quite unique. Instead of trying to impress the listener with their instrumental prowess in every song (you know which band I have in mind), they focus on creating an interesting and engaging musical experience. Their incredible skill clearly shows, but it's not [...]
Original link - http://loudwire.com/fates-warning-theories-of-flight-album-review/ By Joe DiVita Fates Warning have been pushing boundaries for over three decades now, morphing from their early NWOBHM inspired roots to one of the forebears of progressive metal. Each album is painstakingly crafted to challenge the listener with loose and unpredictable arrangements and under-the-surface intricacies that demonstrate their elite level of musicianship, [...]
Original link - https://metalatthegates.com/2016/07/01/review-fates-warning-theories-of-flight/ By Gonzalo E.P.G Perkelainen Fates Warning’s last album, 2013’s Darkness in a Different Light, was a swift kick in the ass even longtime fans didn’t see coming. The band had, after all, spent some fifteen years incorporating ex-Dream Theater keyboardist Kevin Moore’s penchant for moody ambiance, drummer Mark Zonder’s fondness for electronic drums, [...]
Original link - http://louderthanwar.com/fates-warning-theories-flight-album-review/ By Mike Ainscoe Fates Warning have been around a long time – it’s been thirty plus years since 1984’s ‘Night On Brocken’ seeing them progressing from NWOBHM Maiden-a-likes to a band who could conceivably viewed as ground breakers, a defining band, in the prog metal scene. Their new album is a classic example [...]
