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Coheed & Cambria is a progressive rock band, formed in Nyack, New York, United States in 1995 under the name Shabutie, but in 2001 changed the name to Coheed and Cambria. The current lineup consists of Claudio Sanchez (vocals, guitars), Travis Stever (guitars), Michael Todd (bass), and Chris Pennie (drums). Former members include Jon Carleo (bass, left in 1996), Nate Kelley (drums, left in 2001), and Josh Eppard (drums, left in 2006). |
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News in english
about Coheed and Cambria
(November / 2009)
Seas of Wake bring a tsunami of sound on stage Date: 04 Nov 2009
The Township Journal -
Local teens will rock Mountain Creek on Halloween, By Amy Stewart
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And Now For Something Completely Different From Oceansize Date: 09 Nov 2009
antiMUSIC -
a project Oceansize had in mind for a long time finally took shape
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The Fall Of Troy - In The Unlikely Event Date: 11 Nov 2009
antiMUSIC -
The stylistic progression works well, combining jarring polyrhythmic lines with groove and extending beyond that. If you're an adventurous listener unfamiliar with them, this is as good a place as any to jump into their catalog.
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The Rhodes and Frankie and His Fingers fuel indie band wave Date: 14 Nov 2009
Poughkeepsie Journal -
If you're in the Hudson Valley Saturday night looking for some great live music, put your ear to the ground and follow the sound of screaming girls.
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Brand New, a Levittown band, makes good at Nassau Coliseum Date: 24 Nov 2009
Newsday -
You thought you were stuffed yesterday with the turkey and trimmings? Tomorrow night, Brand New leads another feast at the Nassau Coliseum. The Levittown lads play their biggest Long Island venue yet, and they're bringing lots of friends: Glassjaw, Manchester Orchestra and Thrice will play the main stage and Vinnie Caruana, Brian Bonz, Robbers and Hot Rod Circuit's Andy Jackson will fill out an ...
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Brand New, a Levittown band, makes good at Nassau Coliseum Date: 25 Nov 2009
Newsday -
The Levittown lads play their biggest Long Island venue yet, and they're bringing lots of friends...
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The Best Music of 2009 Date: 25 Nov 2009
East Bay Express -
Our critics recommend the year's best in folk, hip-hop, metal, jazz, rock, R&B, and more — both here and abroad. by Nate Seltenrich Lymbyc Systym, Shutter Release Instrumental rock albums can be cold. They can be alienating. In the broadest sense of the word, they can be voiceless. Lymbyc Systym's third release, Shutter Release, is none of the above, and may be just the sort of record patient ...
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Alesana to rock 'n' scream at The Rock next Thursday Date: 26 Nov 2009
Arizona Daily Star -
At first listen, the band Alesana might inspire comparisons to Coheed and Cambria — and then the lead singer starts screaming.
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