Coheed and Cambria

Editor's Review:

Coheed and Cambria continue to retain their signature sound with unpredictable choruses, funky bass grooves, classically influenced guitar leads and ever-prevalent ping-ride action. Familiarity surrounds each track with anthemic chanting and all the pulsating chorus integration a true CoCa fan could handle. The songs dramatically vary in style and feature elaborate guitar looping, distinct vocal harmonies, subtle piano measures, violin and cello accompaniment, and acoustic lead incorporation. Each track has its own respective feel and character and has been crafted accordingly.

    Singer/songwriter Claudio Sanchez is renowned as one of the most experimental and unpredictable songwriters of our time and continues producing eminent masterpieces. His piercing voice draws you into the story he unfolds before your ears, and Good Apollo I’m Burning Star IV, Vol. 2: No World for Tomorrow incorporates several lyrics and guitar lines from previous CoCa albums, adding even more familiarity and flare to the record. A notable twist in the concluding track, “On the Brink”: There’s a point where you can’t tell whether it’s a Coheed and Cambria song or a tasteful remix of Pink Floyd. Flawlessly produced and impossible to turn down, …No World for Tomorrow is more than worth looking into, before it’s too late. 
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Record Label Columbia Released October 2007

Tracks The Reaping No World for Tomorrow The Hound (of Blood and Rank) Feathers The Running Free Mother Superior Gravemakers and Gunslingers Justice in Murder The End Complete I: The Fall of House Atlantic The End Complete II: Radio Bye Bye The End Complete III: The End Complete The End Complete IV: The Road and the Damned The End Complete V: On the Brink

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