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“I’d never experienced heartbreak before.” How Coheed And Cambria’s The Suffering helped Caludio Sanchez translate personal turmoil into a pop metal banger (via space operas and Ray Harryhausen)

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“I’d never experienced heartbreak before.” How Coheed And Cambria’s The Suffering helped Caludio Sanchez translate personal turmoil into a pop metal banger (via space operas and Ray Harryhausen)

Good Apollo Vol. One… might’ve reinvented Coheed And Cambria as prog metal stars, but The Suffering was pure power pop bliss

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