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Emblematic from the cover, "Perfect Symmetry" is the album that sets the standards for the mature sound of the American band: taking the leap from what was outlined in the previous "No Exit," which marked a sharp progressive turn in the band's style (born with the outlines of an interesting heavy metal tributary to the more classic NWOBHM), Jim Matheos and company package the first of a substantial series of masterpieces that will deservedly launch them among the greats of progressive-metal, a genre still in the process of being defined in those years. Discover the review
Emblematic from the cover, "Perfect Symmetry" is the album that sets the standards for the mature sound of the American band: taking the leap from what was outlined in the previous "No Exit," which marked a sharp progressive turn in the band's style (born with the outlines of an interesting heavy metal tributary to the more classic NWOBHM), Jim Matheos and company package the first of a substantial series of masterpieces that will deservedly launch them among the greats of progressive-metal, a genre still in the process of being defined in those years.
A monument of progressive metal, Fates Warning has returned. Finally. Discover the review
A monument of progressive metal, Fates Warning has returned. Finally.
The album is a masterpiece that Matheos and company had never been able to reach... Discover the review
The album is a masterpiece that Matheos and company had never been able to reach...
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