truth is Fates Warning were doing it years before us." The band provided the song "Nothing Left to Say" to the soundtrack to the 1991 movie Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, and also has recorded songs for various "tribute" albums, including the tracks "Closer to the Heart" on the tribute to Rush, Working Man, "Saints in Hell" on the 1997 Legends of Metal, a Judas Priest tribute, and "Sign of the Southern Cross" on the 2000 Holy Dio Ronnie James Dio tribute. Reunions with former members, Darkness in a Different Light and Theories of Flight (2010–2017) In 2010, Fates Warning played select dates with the Parallels lineup (Alder, Matheos, Zonder, Aresti and DiBiase) to celebrate the reissued, remastered and expanded edition of the classic album. At the beginning of 2011, an announcement was made that Matheos and original vocalist John Arch had formed a band called Arch/Matheos. Their debut album was released in the autumn of that year, also featuring Joey Vera on bass guitar, Bobby Jarzombek on drums, and Frank Aresti on additional lead guitar. After many delays, Fates Warning released its eleventh studio album Darkness in a Different Light on 27 September 2013. It was the band's first album since 2004's FWX. To celebrate the album's 30th anniversary, the Awaken the Guardian lineup (Arch, Matheos, Aresti, DiBiase and Zimmerman) reunited for a headlining appearance at the Keep It True festival in Germany on April 30, 2016. That lineup also headlined the Progpower USA Festival in Atlanta, Georgia on September 9, 2016. Both performances were recorded and filmed and later released on April 28, 2017, by Metal Blade Records as Awaken the Guardian Live on CD, double vinyl, DVD, and Blu-ray. Fates Warning entered the studio in December 2015 to begin recording their twelfth studio album, which was planned for release in early 2016. The album, titled Theories of Flight, was released on July 1, 2016. Return to Metal Blade and Long Day Good Night (2018–present) When asked in a June 2018 interview about the thirteenth Fates Warning album, frontman Ray Alder stated: "Right now, we're not in a writing mode. Everyone is kind of doing their own thing. I'm sure that will come out soon enough, of what everyone is doing. For the meantime, there are no plans to write another Fates Warning album — not in the near future, at least." Alder also commented on the band's