By David E. Gehlke
FATES WARNING’s 1991 “Parallels” opus was the closest drummer Mark Zonder got to the mainstream. Arguably the most accessible in FATES’ storied discography, “Parallels” found the band’s videos making semi-regular appearances on MTV behind a joint Warner Bros. / Metal Blade Records…
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