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  Who Charted? Coheed and Cambria Are the Best We Can Offer ... and Yelling Goats

  February 13, 2013 – First! What a terribly boring week for music. SPIN cover girls Tegan & Sara have disappeared from view along with wizened soul man Charlie Wilson (see last week's Who Charted?) and the world at large chose to ignore My Bloody Valentine's long-awaited comeback m b v despite us slapping an Essential sticker on that 20-odd-dollar CD. So a big whopping M-E-H to you, America, for giving gee-golly-Josh Groban the No. …
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  Tool, Dave Matthews Booked to Headline New Rivers Edge Fest

  April 6, 2012 – Saint Paul, Minnesota, just got the Dover, Delaware treatment — its own fest, the Live Nation-presented River's Edge Music Festival. Dave Matthews Band and Tool will headline the event's debut June 23-24 at Harriet Island. The bill is legally required to include the Flaming Lips, so they are playing. Puscifer, Delta Spirit, and (Minnesota natives!) Poliça are also on the lineup. …
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  Coheed Bassist Arrested for Robbing Pharmacy

  July 11, 2011 – Coheed and Cambria bassist Michael Todd was arrested Sunday night for allegedly robbing a pharmacy outside Boston — just hours before his band was scheduled to take the stage at the Comcast Center, where they were opening for Soundgarden, the Boston Globe reports. Attleboro, MA, police responded to a robbery report at a Walgreens around 1 P.M. …
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  New Albums from MGMT & 6 More!

  April 13, 2010 – Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today: MGMT, CongratulationsAfter an uneasy stroll in the celeb spotlight, MGMT regroup for an even quirkier pop-rock pageant.Read Review >> Kaki King, JuniorHeartsick guitar heroine turns rage into riffage.Read Review >> Coheed and Cambria, Year of the Black RainbowCould we just stop here and avoid the comic book?Read Review >> Sam Amid …
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• Coheed and Cambria, 'Year of the Black Rainbow' (Columbia)

  April 6, 2010 – If you're not already aware that this prog quartet's fifth album serves as both a prequel and a finale to something called "The Amory Wars," bemusement is probably the best you can hope for while enduring their overwrought, topsy-turvy blend of spiky metal riffs, Gollumesque vocals, and ambient melodrama. (Spooky piano tinkling!Static!) Coproducer Atticus Ross engineers each tortured chorus and synthesizer bloop to echo past Saturn. …
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  Slipknot, Coheed and Cambria Rock NYC

  February 6, 2009 – It was a scary Thursday night in New York City. Nu-metal legends Slipknot and prog-rock heroes Coheed and Cambria rolled into Manhattan's Madison Square Garden with heavy riffs, some serious head-banging, and, of course, Slipknot's totally creepy masks. The two bands thrashed, they bashed -- and we took pictures!Check them out below: Slipknot / Photo by Helen Pearson Slipknot / Photo by Helen Pearson Coheed and Cambria / Photo  …
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  Enter to Win a Coheed and Cambria 'Guitar Hero' Controller

  August 28, 2008 – After four haunting sci-fi concept albums and a recent Kerrang Award for their music video "Feathers," progressive rockers Coheed and Cambria are joining forces with Guitar Hero for a signature, removable protective covering from Music Skins. And, since SPIN.com is excited about the band's upcoming twin, four-night stands in Los Angeles and New York, we're giving away five autographed copies of the exclusive Coheed and Cambria skin and …
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  Coheed and Cambria to Play All Four Concept Albums Live

  July 14, 2008 – As if basing an entire discography around a complex fantasy plot wasn't epic enough, sci-fi rockers Coheed and Cambria have detailed plans to perform their entire concept album oeuvre -- referred to as The Amory Wars -- in a pair of events in New York and Los Angeles, dubbed Neverender. In chronological order over four days -- Oct. 22-25 at New York's Terminal 5 and Nov. …
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• Coheed and Cambria, 'No World for Tomorrow' (Sony)

  January 18, 2008 – The emo demographic, not known for surprises, pulled a big one a few years back by going bonkers for this upstate New York band's unapologetic fusion of the aforementioned genre with Rush, Dream Theater, and early Queensrÿche. But on their fourth full-length, Coheed's emo leanings have faded. …
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