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Metal Hammer's Tracks Of The Week: November 22 2024
Architects, Body Count and Spiritbox are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!
Coheed And Cambria announce third Vaxis album The Father Of Make Believe
US prog rockers Coheed And Cambria will release their latest album The Father Of Make Believe in March
Coheed & Cambria drop surprise new single The Joke
Coheed & Cambria and Primus undertake a joint headline US tour in July and August
"I think of the band as a progressive band because, with every record, we’re evolving and changing." Coheed And Cambria and the Year Of The Black Rainbow
The story of Coheed And Cambria's 2010 album Year Of The Black Rainbow
“Even with our accessible songs we get pinned as bizarre and wrong. Somebody was writing about unicorns and centaurs in a review and I was like, ‘That was two records ago’”: Did Coheed And Cambria go too far up their own concept for some?
Claudio Sanchez knew his band’s sci-fi universe would turn certain people off, but there’s a reason he went there – and it’s definitely not self-indulgence
“It feels passionate, like it comes from the gut up. Everything is just so epic… I got goosebumps the first time I saw them perform”: Oxymorrons’ Matty Mayz watched Coheed And Cambria blow up
Rap-rock drummer loved the idea of a band from the same area making it big – and that was before he realised the scale of their ambitions
Primus and Coheed & Cambria announce joint headline US tour for July and August
Primus and Coheed & Cambria will be supported by Fishbone, Guerilla Toss and Too Many Zooz on the dates
My Chemical Romance to play The Black Parade in full at When We Were Young Festival 2024, Fall Out Boy, A Day To Remember, Jimmy Eat World, The Distillers, Coheed And Cambria and many more also announced
When We Were Young Festival is returning with another stacked lineup in 2024!
“I always knew that I was going to return to the Amory Wars." Coheed And Cambria and Vaxis – Act I: The Unheavenly Creatures
After exploring personal turmoil on Coheed And Cambria’s last release, frontman Claudio Sanchez is now relaxed, revitalised and ready to take us back into his Amory Wars universe.
