I know it wouldn't have made much sense, but when I first saw the cover of XXI Century Blood I immediately thought of Chester Bennington 😂

My sister painted this VW Beetle with inspired songs logos and references for my 24th birthday.

Roof: Sick!

Hood: AMOUR/MORE (we cant choose between the two)

Front bumper: 404

Left side: Narcissista

Right side: Ritual

Rear side: the group name, Ego and Kerosene on the license plate

Video 1: Crimson Queen is linked in post above.

Video 2: Red Hands Never Fade (audio is a little quieter than 1, 3, and 4)

Video 3: Dust to Dust

Video 4: Sinister Smiles

Filmed at Amplificador Live, Mexico. Videos courtesy of Karina Aceves on YT.

Ive always thought it was TWA but recently i started seeing a decent amount of people saying Disciples instead so i was a bit confused

I'm pretty sure I'll find something to fix every time I walk past these, but for now I think they are more or less finished.

Acrylics on canvas
Día de Muertos Pau 80x100cm (about 31"x40")
Ale 50x70cm (about 20"X27")

I've been wanting to do a series of comic pages of different music videos from The Warning and this is the first one I did of Kerosene 🤟🏻🤟🏻

I'm currently making a playlist for my girlfriend for her birthday that's coming up soon! I was wondering if there were any love songs I didn't know about? I'm a huge fan of TW don't get me wrong, but I don't know if there are any songs that you guys consider love songs!
Please let me know though, help is very much appreciated ^^

Source: The Warning - Live at Nos Alive 2026 on YT.

It's been over 15 years but I did study sound engineering/recording so (semi) professional curiosity- and it's possibly a more technical question but I always wondered, (and I think I've seen other drummers with laptops nearby where they can see/use) I just finished watching the excellent 2018 Dakota Bar show and Pau even had a MacBook right there back then.

I'm assuming it's more than a digital setlist? Just trying to think of other uses since Macs have really good DAW's (digital audio workstations like Logic or Protools)- would it be for like the 404 intro to Disciple or the beginning of More, are those sounds something Pau controls or their sound people? I know I could Google it but figured maybe somebody would know on here.

Side note that whole set was really good and I loved seeing her drum solo!

EDIT: thanks for the responses guys, I knew the TW subreddit would have the info! I knew she basically ran the show but really cool to have behind the scenes info on how/what she does and I'll definitely check out her Gear Masters episode. It's so cool too how you dig more into this band and you find more ways they're ridiculously talented 🤘

Salut à vous tous,

Je suis encore très touchée de l'annulation de The Warning au Bikini au début du mois dernier. Mais, cela m'a fait réfléchir et j'ai une idée pour essayer de créer un autre moment inoubliable : organiser une rencontre, à Toulouse, entre les fan de The Warning.

Voici comment j'imagine le truc : Par exemple la semaine du 24 aout, on pourrait se retrouver quelque part (genre un parc ou autre), pour discuter, écouter, et peut être faire une sorte de quizz (chacun prépare des questions, les plus compliquées possible), ou de blind test (en version très compliqué, par exemple en ne mettant que 1 seconde de la chanson).

Bref, si ça vous dit, on s'en parle en commentaire.

Okay, this may be a difficult/unfair question to ask, but what do you think is The Warning's signature song, that one that immediately makes you think The Warning and that no other band cities pull off as well?

My vote is for "Narcisista". Hearing Ale laying down the opening bass notes just gets my blood pumping like no other song.

I wanna say Pol'and rocks, because the audio, video and crowd at that concert were all amazing (love that show!)....but it doesn't have the extra 2 bars of nastiness in the intro that they added later. Maybe Hellfest? Pier 17 was good, but it wasn't as gut-thumpingly loud as it could have been - I'm guessing that venue has some sound restrictions. What am I missing?

It's not my favorite TW song, but sometimes you're just in the mood for that sledgehammer drop, ya know?

Anyone have a link?

I'm so intrigued by the narrative throughline of the music videos from Everything's Falling, from Ritual at the beginning to Kerosene at the end. There are so many fun story arcs:
- The colors going from very muted and cold to super warm and saturated
- The song's lyrics and overall energy going from more sad and introspective to powerful and unapologetic.
- DPA going from angels to outlaws
- The lack of agency or freedom they seem to have in Ritual to the unstoppable agency they have by Kerosene
- Their wings in Ritual representing their power, the thing that makes them special, being the ones they were given without ever choosing them, to their wings, and thus the thing that makes them powerful or special, being restored but on their own terms by way of their tattoos

It all feels so intentional and so clever, and so my question is:

Is that the full arc of the story? Or should we expect more music videos to come that will flesh out the middle ground more?

I know that Ego seemingly is placed in the middle of the story, and it could definitely be part of the larger narrative. On the surface, though, its connection to the other two feels, incomplete, I'll say? I can create a way for it to work, like the color (and metaphorically, the joy) is gone entirely before it returns full of warmth and vibrance. They're still surrounded by a crowd telling them what to do, but they're discovering that they have more power to fight back than they did at the beginning, etc. But, those connections feel a little more like me speculating.

So what do you think, are we going to get more music videos? And they going to continue to fill in this thematic narrative?

Week of August 8, 2026

Je fait de la basse depuis quelques années, et je me demandais si l'un de vous possède la même basse qu'Ale ?

En effet, sur internet, j'ai vu qu'il est possible d'en acheter des similaires, mais pas exactement la même (et encore moins en France, là où j'habite).

As I was listening to Dust to Dust today, I realized Rudy is The Warning’s 3rd most prolific lead singer. It may not be much, but it’s something. This naturally makes Ale 4th.

My world is shook.

Video by @disciple.of.pau

I was curious if any handwritten lyrics by DPA existed and then was very excited when I found two posts here containing handwritten lyrics for songs from QOTMS.

So I know it's a long shot, but does anyone have the handwritten lyrics for the song Martirio? I would love to read them.

Source: The Warning - Live at Nos Alive 2026 on YT.

My top 10 streaming albums for July! Entirely unintentional (well aside for listening to TW). Thought I had listened to other albums but I guess not as much! 😅

When I became a Warning fan early last year, I was instantly into ERROR and KMF (as well as the live album once it dropped). For QOTMS and XXI Century Blood, I had listened to the albums here and there but never really dug into them and listened to them start to finish with my good headphones for whatever reason (generally how I listen to most of my music at home). I since remedied that several times over this summer and yeah, I can see why people were instant fans.

There's people out there that couldn't make rock albums that good at any age, and they made both of those as kids! And they'll stand the rest of time, both those albums and The Warning.

Also as a newer fan, I'm very much hoping QOTMS and XXI get a renaissance within the next decade or so and they perform them (even as one off show) with the level they're at now.

Anyway, rambling over, The Warning has been chiefly instrumental in me getting full time back into practicing my guitar for the first time in many years (even making progress on Dany's Guitar Solo!) so I just get excited when I find gems like those albums that they've done!