Come to the “Darkside.” It’s where you’ll find The Spill Canvas doing their thing (and thriving) on their brand…
New York prog quartet Cyderian Son command their seething aural power with pinpoint aplomb, mixing heavy post-hardcore and ambient…
We have some serious stuff on our hands today… What it’s concerning is Mistaking Wasps For Dragonflies, the debut…
With each successive release of the Bulb archive series, we are watching the progression and musical maturation of Misha Mansoor…
It’s official, progressive rockers Coheed and Cambria are going to be touring like mad in 2020; Dubbed the “Neverender NWFT Tour,” the 40-plus date trek will see the band performing their 2007 release Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV, Volume II: No World For Tomorrow in its entirety.
We caught up with Coheed and Cambria (Roadrunner Records) and Taking Back Sunday (Hopeless Records) during a recent tour stop at Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia, PA.
Coheed and Cambria have shared their new single “Unheavenly Creatures”, the title track from their widely anticipated new LP, The Unheavenly Creatures.
Progressive rock giants Coheed and Cambria have offered you a ten minute, prog rock manifesto with a stream for their new track “The Dark Sentencer.”
Progressive rock giants Coheed and Cambria are excited to announce that they have signed a new record deal with Roadrunner Records.
After an awesome first day, day two of Download saw the weather hold out as thousands of rock fans enjoyed another great day of music including AFI, Simple Plan, Rob Zombie, Max and Igor Cavalera and more. Read our review and check out the photos inside…
Coheed and Cambria could not have picked a more appropriate band with which to trek around the country than The Dear Hunter. Check our coverage from the Hollywood Palladium (Los Angeles, CA) show on April 15th.
Playing on March 23, 2016 in the heart of San Francisco, CA, Coheed and Cambria performed to a venue packed full of screaming, dancing, and crowd surfing fans all of whom helped to make the night an incredible experience.
Due to the release of their newest album, The Color Before the Sun, Coheed and Cambria was one of the most anticipated bands to play this year’s Aftershock Festival.