Good Apollo Im Burning Star IV vol.2 is coming out next Tues. Anybody else checking for this one?

The last album ..Burning Star IV vol.1 is incredible. This Oct. is one of the best months for new music in recent memory. cant wait for this one!

ANybody else?

Well, since nobody else seems to be interested this thread has become strictly for my personal enjoyment.

hey self, heres 'The Running Free'. It's the 1st video from the new album.

(I'll be sure to) enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/wa...E2e2Gf8NAk
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i realy like them

it's like what Scritti Politti may sound like if they rocked out

planetearthsucks said:

I feel you. They're heavy as hell, but underneath all the grit,there are perfect pop songs. They remind me of a heavy heavy Cheap trick.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...CZMqx3PdFY

'The Suffering'

Hey me, Do I like 'Welcome HOme'?
Why yes you do, actually.
Well, here it is.
Thank you..uh, me.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...nSR1bKeosM
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the org isn't exactly the place to talk about new music anymore

kinda sad


but start a thread about Janet Jackson and you are sure to get a thousand looks and replies

Oh, its all good. People just like what they like, I guess. Heard the new Kenna?

http://www.youtube.com/wa...N-ysBuRVQA

'Say Goodbye to Love'

From Rollingstone.com



Coheed And Cambria

No World For Tomorrow

RS: 3of 5 Stars

2007


Like the Mars Volta, progressive-metal suite freaks Coheed and Cambria are almost too smart and ambitious for their own good --not enough, however, to cancel out the instrumental highs and car-radio-chorus charge of the best songs on their fourth album. No World for Tomorrow is reportedly the concluding episode in a tortuous, apocalyptic libretto by singer-guitarist Claudio Sanchez that connects all of the band's records. (Coheed and Cambria are named after the lead characters.) But there is more immediate, impressive resolution in the decisive pop arc of the mutating riffs and slippery time signatures Sanchez bundles into "The Hound (of Blood and Rank)" and "The Running Free." His classic-rock aspirations are all over the razor-guitar hum of "Feathers" (note the shards of Uriah Heep's 1972 hit single "Easy Livin' " rattling around inside) and the harmonized Thin Lizzy-style luster of the guitars and Sanchez's vocals, like a choir of Geddy Lees, in "Justice in Murder." Sanchez's rabbit-hole saga may be over --the album finishes with a five-part, twenty-five-minute exclamation point, "The End Complete" --but there is plenty here that is worthy of rewind.

Just getting into it, but so far..

standouts:

No World for Tommorow
THe HOund (of Blood and Rank)
Feathers
THe Running Free
Justice in Murder

Claudio & co. have written the final chapter in their self-contained mythology, and its swingin', moving and intense. Not to mention that its hooky as hell. One of my faves this year.