Fate Breaks Dawn
Fate Breaks Dawn was a metal band whose song 'Apocalypse' became something of an anthem in certain circles. They released three albums: Ashes of Empires, The...
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Fate Breaks Dawn was a metal band whose song 'Apocalypse' became something of an anthem in certain circles. They released three albums: Ashes of Empires, The Offering, and Apocalypse. The band's lineup included Ethan Carter on vocals, Jake Jones on guitar, Mark Thompson on bass, and Ryan Hughes on drums.
They had other songs like 'Brink Of Paranoia' and 'Judgment Of Anubis' that followed similar themes. The band didn't seem particularly interested in smoothing over their sound or message to avoid friction.
The title track from their Apocalypse album remained their most recognizable piece, but songs like 'Crusader' and 'Translucent Eyes' showed they had more than one mode.
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