I suppose I'm a little beyond concern as to whether or not Fates Warning will ever be a truly 'great' band again. Their 80s p...

With a 3D origami graphic that seems taken straight from some forgotten prog rock record of decades past, it becomes immediately apparent ...

Fates Warning X , i.e. FWX was the 10th and assumedly 'final' album from Fates Warning , after which drummer Mark Zonder decided to...

There is something so safe and stagnant about all of Fates Warning 's work beyond the 80s that I often wonder just where the magic went....

Fates Warning is one of the rare US staple metal bands that I sadly never got the opportunity to see in the live setting, and so hearing a ...

One might draw an assumption that the fans of Fates Warning are smart, hard working individuals who have the gall to actually purchase the ...

A Pleasant Shade of Gray is the sort of album I had always expected Fates Warning to write and release, a full-bodied concept album which ...

Though the lazy, minimal cover art for Fates Warning 's 7th album certainly gave me no immediate grounds for anticipation, its contents ...

For the past few albums, Fates Warning had been making pretty bold and large steps in their music, from the initial transformation into a p...

A new logo. A photo as cover art. A sleek, rigid industrial aesthetic to both of them. Something had shifted in the Fates Warning camp, and ...

We could lament the loss of our beloved John Arch, or the fanciful forays of Fates Warning into and beyond the realm of imagination, but we...

Awaken the Guardian is the 3rd full length of Fates Warning and the bittersweet swansong for John Arch as the band's frontman. The fir...

Although I have no particular qualms with the later, Ray Alder era of Connecticut's finest metal band (and in fact enjoy several of his ...

There are two fairly distinct phases of Fates Warning to note. In the early years, primarily with John Arch on vocals (and ending with 1988...