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Thursday, November 8 2007

Coheed & Cambria: No World for Tomorrow

Coheed and Cambria have crafted a surprisingly uplifting depiction of apocalypse.

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Friday, November 2 2007

5 questions for progressive rockers Coheed and Cambria

"But the fact is, we are a rock band and we can be enjoyed purely just for our music in the first place."

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