Last week we kicked off our new series of genre-specific columns with Prog, and this week we’re turning our attention to things a little nastier. We’ve asked Cheryl Carter to give us her insight to the past month (well, month and a bit – we’re just getting into the swing of this whole “regular schedule” thing, after all) in Black Metal…
Coheed and Cambria
The Aftermath: Ascension
V2/Everything Evil
08 October 2012
by Ruth Booth
In a pair of shove-crazy years, it was a zenith of surreality. No, not when former bassist Michael Todd left in sub-Tap circumstances, whose exit was followed in short order by that of Dillinger Escape Plan founder, Chris Pennie. This July, at San Diego Comiccon, Mark Wahlberg announced he’d picked up Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez’s conceptual opus, The Amory Wars, for a live action feature. We all like to see something behind the eyes of bands we put our faith into. A blockbuster movie isn’t what first springs to mind.