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After decades in the game, prog metal legends Fates Warning have returned with their latest offering, "FWX." And let me tell you, this album is like a fine wine - it only gets better with age.
From the opening track, "Left to Chance," it's clear that Fates Warning are not here to mess around.
The intricate guitar work, the soaring vocals, the thunderous drums - it's all here in full force.
And let's not forget about the lyrics, which tackle weighty subjects like destiny and existentialism with a poetic grace.
But what really sets "FWX" apart is the band's willingness to experiment.
Tracks like "Simple Human" and "Anarchy Divine" push the boundaries of the genre, incorporating elements of jazz and electronica to create a truly unique sound.
Of course, Fates Warning haven't lost their knack for creating epic, anthemic tracks.
"So," with its massive chorus and infectious hooks, is sure to be a fan favourite.
And the album's closing track, "River Wide Ocean Deep," is a nine-minute opus that will leave you breathless.
So, if you're looking for a masterclass in prog metal, look no further than Fates Warning's "FWX." This album is a triumph from start to finish, and a reminder that these legends still have plenty to say.
Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this one.
From the opening track, "Left to Chance," it's clear that Fates Warning are not here to mess around.
The intricate guitar work, the soaring vocals, the thunderous drums - it's all here in full force.
And let's not forget about the lyrics, which tackle weighty subjects like destiny and existentialism with a poetic grace.
But what really sets "FWX" apart is the band's willingness to experiment.
Tracks like "Simple Human" and "Anarchy Divine" push the boundaries of the genre, incorporating elements of jazz and electronica to create a truly unique sound.
Of course, Fates Warning haven't lost their knack for creating epic, anthemic tracks.
"So," with its massive chorus and infectious hooks, is sure to be a fan favourite.
And the album's closing track, "River Wide Ocean Deep," is a nine-minute opus that will leave you breathless.
So, if you're looking for a masterclass in prog metal, look no further than Fates Warning's "FWX." This album is a triumph from start to finish, and a reminder that these legends still have plenty to say.
Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this one.