Holding down the second slot on a four band bill has long been Fit For A King’s dugout. The band has lingered in the corner pocket of metalcore tour rosters for pretty much their entire duration as a band. Dark Skies is set to be the band’s Sempiternal, the record that shifts them from a lightweight contender to a division champion. While the band tries to venture off in melody a few times, there’s very little variety from the band aside from breakdowns and breakdowns and breakdowns and breakdowns that even their big brothers in August Burns Red would be worthy to note. Dark Skies is the record that people who’ve been ignoring the band as just another act on the bill will be forced to listen to.
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