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Coheed and Cambria's first three
outings were smart, adventurous affairs that didn't eschew
accessibility and No World for Tomorrow proves no
exception. From the title cut to the epic "The End Complete,"
No World carries an intensity informed by occasional touches
of the light, such as "Feathers," which not only recalls the Van
Halen classic "Dance the Night Away" in its opening measures but
also gives a knowing wink to silliest and most histrionic
elements of emo. ("The Hound of Blood and Rank" and "The Running
Free" are two of the finest pieces C&H has thus far committed to
disc.) Throughout, there are odd time signatures and
multilayered sounds that will keep listeners coming back to
dissect the album |
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