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CD Review - My Chemical Romance

Helen Tracey

Issue date: 12/6/06 Section: Entertainment

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With My Chemical Romance's newly released CD, "The Black Parade," not only do they have fresh new lyrics with the similar sounding resonance that we all love to bleed to, but they also have a new face for the Emo generation. Lead singer Gerard Way buzzed his once long flowing black locks, but also bleached the remnants and started sporting a black and white band major jacket. "The Black Parade" is truly a march that even white people can keep rhythm to. Songs such as "Teenagers" and "Welcome to the Black Parade" make you sing out loud and compliment your thickly laid-on black eyeliner and black-polished finger nails. So perk up Emo kid and if Alternative music is blasting through your speakers, then join "The Black Parade."

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