Coheed And Cambria - No World For Tomorrow on CD

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Coheed And Cambria - No World Tomorrow On October 19, Coheed And Cambria release their fourth album with No World Tomorrow. It is the follow-up to the highly acclaimed debut Good Apollo I m Burning Star IV, Vol 1: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness, which reached position seven of the US billboard charts in September 2005. Coheed And Cambria spent the first half of 2007 together with producer Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Rush, Stone Sour, etc.) and Randy Staub mixers (Metallica, Nickelback etc.) in Los Angeles to work on the new songs. After the excretion of primal dummer, Joshua Eppard, the band for the shots assured the services of Foo-Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. The production of No World Tomorrow was the first collaboration with Rick Ruby as A&R for musicians. No World Tomorrow is a remarkable evolution for the band, which has now commited Ex-Dillinger Escape Plan drummer Chris Pennie as an official new member. Claudio Sanchez: Josh's finish was a fairly big thing for us, but with Taylor heard on the plate, and Chris as a firm band member, it was possible for us to develop ourselves in a way that excites us all. Although the typical coheed sound was retained on No World Tomorrow, the album is a far more personal matter than the previous longplayers. For the first time, it was possible to process some emotional experiences of past years in the texts. Nevertheless, the new album completes the story of Amory Wars and is the last and final chapter in the saga of Coheed and Cambria Kilgannon, the two main characters whose history combines the concept albums of the band. It was simply impossible for me to write this album without the experience of my own life influencing the direction of history, explains Sanchez. I had a very clear idea of how the plate should become musical, we wanted to experiment in terms of instrumentation. When it went to the texts, I opened me and allowed that everything goes his natural way