(Progressive Metal) Last Warning - Discography 1994 - 2009 ( 3 CD ), FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

It is quite good mix of European/American Powerful Metal with some proggy moves. Their second album was more like Dream Theater-style prog metal. Their first album released from WMMS Label focused on more metallic side of 80s.

(from Pilgrim World's Review Page)

Diego Campanotti - vocals
Antonio Pin - guitars
Andrea Ferrara - guitars
Gianluca Venier - keyboards
Stefano Venuto - bass
Emanuele Agnoluzzi - drums

In 2000 the band was back at Underground Symphony who released their awaited follow up to the ‘From The Floor Of The Well’ album. This second album, titled ‘Under A Spell’, was recorded at the Zenith studio in Lucca. On this album the band also experienced the mixture between metal and lyrical music with the important help of the soprano Isabella Comand who appeared on two songs.

TPL Records

Antonio Pin - guitars
Andrea Ferrara - guitars
Gianluca Venier - keyboards
Stefano Venuto - bass
Emanuele Agnoluzzi - drums

Voices:
Diego Campanotti - lead and backing vocals
Isabella Comand - lyrical voice on 4 & 6

Have not listened to any other album from these fine Prog metallers but- in any case - "Throughout Time" bears an undoubted quality in the whole of its making. First of all, the band does not exaggerate in pouring endless dozes of complexity in their songwriting and no-limit instrumentation skills. Progression is lurking in their minds mostly - whoever is in charge of the music built, anyway - while they focus more on the output vibe and final coherence of the tracklist. Of course, there are tons of tempo changes, riffs exchange and in-between fills but they have surely worked hard in assembling a whole idea in the album featuring diversity for the goal of lucidity. And the album - crucial factor, in my humble opinion - ends up to be (most of all) a Metal album - and not a 'Prog' one with 'Metal' parts.

The new singer, Fabio Del Sal, surely is a good choice for LAST WARNING. His voice is distinct, he can scream where needed, his throat is crystal clear in more emotional parts and he no-fear provides credentials of his nationality. He is fronting some fine played music, with heavy guitars that could have sound a little bit more 'heavy', but - on the other hand - this may had resulted in some more unbalanced feeling. The leads/solos are remarkable and they interact nicely with some well-adapted keyboards performance that take over the guiding part where needed. The songs are of expected duration for the likes of this sub-genre, but in no way will you find yourself exhausted or fed up in all these 68 minutes of...

...excellent Prog Metal, with tons of melodies evoking multiple feelings, that can described as a mix of down-to-earth DREAM THEATER, majestic QUEENSRYCHE, moody SHADOW GALLERY with (of course) giving credit to the godfathers: RUSH. "Throughout Time" is an album you should surely check out if a Prog Metal (both keywords of equal significance) aficionado. LAST WARNING has the potential to climb up to the Major League of this storm-tossed Metal field.

P.S.: "In The Flood" features some first-class guest female vocals, resulting in a stormy heart-warmin' moody song. Great...

Metal Temple

Fabio Del Sal - vocals
Antonio Pin - guitars
Andrea Ferrara - guitars
Gianluca Venier - keyboards
Stefano Venuto - bass
Ivan Moni Bidin - drums
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Fabio D'Amore - backing vocals
Laura Ivan - female voice on 9
Caramelo Rejes - flamenco guitar on 9