GERARD WAY HABLA SOBRE SU PROXIMO DISCO PARA LA PRENSA ALTERNATIVA KERRANG  EN ESPECIAL .

TRADUCCION .

EL VOCALISTA Y LIDER DE LA BANDA DE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE , GERARD WAY LE HA DICHO A KERRANG DE INGLATERRA , QUE EL CUARTO ALBUM DE LA BANDA PROXIMO A SALIR ES " LIBRE DE CONCEPTOS " POR PRIMERA VES PARA LA BANDA DE PUNK DE NEW JERSEY., WAY A GREGO QUE" FUE DIFICIL PARA LA BANDA PODER SALIR DE LA COSTUMBRE DE EL ALBUM CONCEPTUAL", - CONTINUA DICIENDO - "SER CAPAZ DE DEJAR EL JUEGO FUE REALMENTE  DIFICIL HUBO MUCHAS OCACIONES EN LAS QUE REALMENTE TUBIMOS QUE MOVER LOS PIES MUY RAPIDO"- CONTINUA DICIENDO - " NO EL ALBUM ESTA TOMADO SU CURSO,Y  NECESITAMOS ACEPTARLO ASI POR QUE NO TIENE CASO PELEARNOS, POR QUE ENTONCES TENDRIAMOS UN DISCO QUE NO TENDRIA NINGUN SENTIDO".

LA BANDA SE ENCUENTRA GRABANDO EL DISCO AHORA, PARA SER LANZADO EN EL 2010 SERA LA PRIMERA COLLECION DE NUEVO MATERIAL DE MCR. DESDE EL FAMOSO " THE BLACK PARADE " EDITADO EN EL 2006.

WAY DIJO QUE TOMARAN UN TIEMPO EXTRA PARA HACER QUE EL NUEVO DISCO VALGA LA PENA , "NUNCA HEMOS SIDO CAPACES DE ARRIESGARNOS EN CANCIONES COMO ESTAS, Y DE HACER LAS COSAS TAN GRANDES COMO SEHA POSIBLE, PERO SIEMPRE HA SIDO ASI "

" HEMOS TENIDO TRES MESES DE GRABACION Y DOS SEMANAS DE MEZCLANDOLO, PARA LUEGO ENTONCES TOMAR UN AVION QUE NOS PONDRA DE GIRA NUEVAMENTE, PERO ESTA VES FUIMOS AFORTUNADOS DE  PODER TENER EL LUJO DE EXPLORAR CADA CANCION".  

FUENTE ALTERNATIVA PRESS O MUSICA ALTERNATIVA

TRADUCCION : THE PUNKGIRL

COMO YA SABEN LOS CHAVOS O SEÑORES YA DE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE TIENEN TODOS O CASI TODOS UN TALENTO ADICIONAL QUE EXPLOTAN AL MAXIMO Y QUE AKI LES HE IDO A NUNCIANDO , BUENO AHORA LE TOKA AL CHAPARRITO OJI VERDE FRANK IERO, QUIEN ES POSEEDOR JUNTO CON UN GRUPO DE AMIGOS DE LA FRANKICIA DE SKELETON CREW,EMPEZO COMO UNO DE LOS DISEÑADORES DE LAS PLAYERAS, Y MIREN QUE HA LANZADO MUCHAS DE ELLAS, INCLUYENDO TODA LA MERCADOTECNIA DE XO. DE LETHERMOUTH , LANZADO EL AÑO PASADO, Y QUE YA TIENE EN SU HABER A DOS DE LAS BANDAS QUE SE ESTAN DANDO A CONOCER Y A LAS CUALES LES HA PRODUCIDO Y ORGANIZADO CASI TODA LA JIRA Y LOS HA COLOCADO EN BUENOS EVENTOS COMO LOS VANS WARPED TOUR 2009 , Y BAMBOOZLE DEL AÑO PASADO .

THE SKELETON CREW RECORD, ES TALVES LO MAS MEMORABLE DE FRANK IERO DESPUES DE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, ESTA ES LA SEGUNDA OCUPACION MAS IMPORTANTE EN LA VIDA DE FRANKIE Y EN LA QUE MAS SE DESAROLLA, POR ESA RAZON CASI NO COLABORA MUCHO EN LA ESCRITURA DE LAS CANCIONES DE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, Y DEJA QUE SE HAN GERAR Y RAY LOS ENCARGADOS DE ESTA. EMPEZEMOS CON LA PRIMERA DE ELLAS THE ARCHITECTS

 THE ARCHITECTS NEW ALBUM, THE HARD WAY OUT NOW

THE ARCHITECTS EMBARK ON VANS WARPED TOUR 2009!

 On the heels of their critically acclaimed album Vice (Anodyne, 2008) The Architects tucked themselves away in the recording studio all winter long to emerge, charging hard, with The Hard Way, their first album for Frank Iero’s (MCR, Leathermouth) Skeleton Crew label who will be dropping this new batch of exceptionally tuneful, rough and rugged, Midwestern punk-and-roll songs on June 16- mere days before The Architects start their long, hard summer expedition on the 2009 Vans Warped Tour. Often compared to such Midwestern punk luminaries as The Replacements & Hang Time era Soul Asylum, The Architects wear their urgent, soulful, punk-n-roll sound like a broken-in leather jacket, harkening back to a more boyish Social Distortion on tracks like Bastards At The Gate, a punker Tom Petty on I Carry a Gun and Lost in the Dark, and a smarter-than-you-think AC/DC on Rope To Hang From. Add to that fearsome traces of Rancid and Bad Religion found in Year of the Rat and Knowing is Half the Bottle and you are somewhere on your way to grasping what it means to go The Hard Way. The 2009 Vans Warped Tour starts on June 26th in Pomona, CA, and winds it’s way across North America all summer long to finally end August 23rd in Los Angeles, CA- and The Architects will be there for all of it! Check www.warpedtour.com for dates nearest you.

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 LA SIGUIENTE EN LA LISTA ES : NEW TOMORROW

"New Tomorrow is one of my new favorite bands, hard working and talented. Some rock bands play hardcore songs, and some bands live and breathe it, new tomorrow is one of the latter. They bring a heartfelt intelligence to their music I haven't witnessed in years. They are unique because they force you to think, a quality that is unfortunately scarce in this digital day and age. "We're counting on the youth" is a successful record in that it captures their energetic live show, and ends up still polished enough to impress the harshest of critics. I find it impossible to listen to this record and not sing along. New tomorrow is inspiring, there is no better way to describe them." xo Frank Iero New CD out now! We're Counting On The Youth"

EN LA QUE EL MISMO FRANK IERO LA DESCRIBE COMO UNA DE SUS BANDAS FAVORITAS Y EL TRABAJO DESARROLLADO EN ELLA. PERO SI PENSABAN QUE SKELETON CREW SOLO APOYA EL ROCK BUENO AKI ALGO TOTALMENTE ALTERNATIVO Y HIPHOPERO.

EL SIGUIENTE ES UN RAPERO CLANDESTINO CON SPIRITU DE SALVADOR, SU MUSICA ES UN CANTO A LA REVOLUCION Y AL DESAHOGO. DAVID COSTA

 David Costa was born in hammond indianna on oct 13th 1980. He began writing poetry and songs at the ripe young age of 12. Inpired by songwriters such as tupac shakur, mike patton, michael jackson, and axl rose, Costa takes on a unique approach to hip hop. His honesty, agressiveness and uniquerhymes and flow take you on a journey through life, love, lust, and death. David Costa touches on a number of different social, spiritual, and philosophical topics while telling the story of a tortured spirit trapped within the soul of an aspiring young artist. With his debut CD EP for skeleton crew entitled "A Dream...And A Plan.", the first chapter in costa's epic tale of The Starving Artist. Costa is currently in the studio gearing up for his CD/LP. The Starving Artist. Spring-

 ALGO MAS ALTERNATIVO LLAMADO

HOT LIKE (A) ROBOT

 A four piece indie rock band hailing from San Diego california, Hot Like (a) Robot has released 3 records and toured their asses off for the past four years. "SKY" (2001), their first full length, and "The EVIL E.P." (2003) were released by the band on their own, and may still be found in local record stores in the San Diego area, if you look hard enough. The third release, "Hurry Up and Die", was released by Criterion Records, and can be aquired through Revelation Records (www.revhq.com). Hot Like (a) Robot has finished up their full length release for Skeleton Crew, entitled "Virginite". 14 new songs from a band that reminds you why you love music. (R.I.P.)

 LA ULTIMA BANDA ES UNA DE LAS MAS FUERTES EN LA CASA DE SKELETON CREW RECORDS Y TALVES LA FAVORITA DESPUES DE SU PROPIA BANDA LEATHERMOUTH , ELLOS SON " THE MEAN RES " Y AKI EL MISMO FRANK HABLA SOBRE ELLOS.

THE MEAN REDS

 The Mean Reds were a 5 piece band from Tuscon Arizona. Kyle, Anthony, Miles, Wilson, and Nick put on some of the best shows I have ever seen and will ever see. The mean reds are the reason I decided to start skeleton crew recordings, in hopes that I would be able to work with them in some capacity. in their short lived career they recorded 3 albums for record collection (www.recordcollectionmusic.com). "Destination Imagination", "Some Sort of Adventure Through History", and their final full length "Together At Last And This Is Our Wedding", these records are available through Record Collection's website. they also did a split CD EP/DVD with Wires on Fire, available on Buddy Head Records (www.buddyhead.com). Skeleton Crew recordings present the bands final release "the Halloween LP", on a 10 inch picture disc. It is not often that you find a band that inspires you, and everytime I saw the Mean Reds I knew I was witnessing something special. If you were lucky enough to see this band while they were around you uunderstand what im talking about. The Mean Reds were one of my favorite bands of all time, and I am proud to put out their final recording. xo Frank The Mean Reds have a limited edition 10" Vinyl Record available here.

 SKELETON CREW RECORDS © 2009 CONTACT

COMO VEN NO SOLO GERARD WAY TIENE EL TALENTO PARA HACER DINERO, FRANKIE TAMBIEN LO HACE HA UNA ESCALA MAYOR, SKELETON CREW RECORD´S ES TALVES EL EXITO MAYOR EN LA CARRERA DE FRANK ANTHONY IERO NO SOLO COMO MUSICO, SI NO COMO PRODUCTOR MUSICAL Y COMO LA MENTE MAESTRA DETRAS DE EL GRAN EXITO DESKELETON CREW AHORA YA EN SU FACETA EXTENDIDA DE SELO DISCOGRAFICO .

PARA MAS INFO SOBRE SKELETON VISITA .

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NME.COM LANZO UNA CONVOCATORIA PARA QUE VOTES POR LA MEJOR BANDA EN VIVO DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS, Y A KI UN GRAN APRIETO PARA MI POR QUE POR UN LADO MI BANDA ARCHIMEGA FAVORITA GREENDAY Y POR EL OTRO MI MUNDO CAHOTICO LLAMADO MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE , PERO LO MEJOR ES VOTAR POR LOS DOS HAHAHA , BIEN USTEDES DECIDAN POR QUIEN VOTAR O HAGANLO POR LOS DOS HABER QUIEN GANA . AKI LA LISTA Y COMO VAN GREENDAY VA A LA CABEZA HIUUUUU  Y  MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE EN SEGUNDO APOYENLOS .

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LOS LOGOS QUE SE PROMOCIONAN PREVIO A LA SALIDA DE " LAVERDADERA VIDA DE EL  FABULOSO   AGUA FIESTAS , " THE TRUE LIVES OF THE FABULOUS KILLJOYS "   QUE SALDRA PARA INICIOS DE ESTE 2010.

CCI : INTERVIEW WITH GERARD WAY , HI IS INTRODUCING THE NEW COMIC BOOK , FROM THE SERIE´S UMBRELLA ACADEMY " HOTEL OBLIVION " CHEK IT OUT

Gerard Way has enjoyed such success with his Dark Horse series “The Umbrella Academy” that it's almost no longer necessary to mention that he also happens to be a rock star. Together with artist Gabriel Ba, the My Chemical Romance frontman won an Eisner Award for Best Limited Series in 2008 for their first miniseries, subtitled “Apocalypse Suite,” and the follow up “Dallas” has been enthusiastically received by fans and critics. Dark Horse announced Friday at Comic-Con International that Way and Ba are now working on a third series, titled “Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion,” and Way will announce another project at Saturday's panel. CBR News caught up with Way to discuss both projects. Our discussion of “Umbrella Academy” series 3 is right here, and be sure to check back tomorrow for part two of the interview.

“Like series 2, series 3 of 'Umbrella Academy' is going to pick up a bit after we left off,” Way said. “But it's going to start off with a flashback and we're going to get to see one of the old characters from the Free Comic Book Day story, Murder Magician. Basically, we're going to see what Hargreeves did with all these villains over the years.

“I really like this series, I've had this one in my head for a long time,” the writer continued. Though Way noted that his stories often shift in the telling, he does have a strong sense of how the events in “Hotel Oblivion” play out. “This time, I'm thinking it is going to deal with other characters than the Umbrella Academy, at least for half of it. You're going to see the other side of things,” Way told CBR. The core cast, however, will continue on with their lives. “Obviously, Spaceboy's left again, we'll deal with that, and everybody's in kind of a whole different state of disrepair. Although I'd like to see the family get a little bit functional at this point. You're going to see Rumor take a very different attitude toward Vanya now, for a lot of reasons, number one being her own guilt. That story is now going to develop.”

In noting that there is a whole hidden history of what has become of the world's bad guys, Way hints at a notable aspect of “Umbrella Academy,” the device of frequent allusions to events that have not been shown to readers. When “Umbrella Academy” debuted as a Free Comic Book Day offering, the team was made up of teenage heroes; by the time series one, “Apocalypse Suite,” launched, they were adults, with physical and mental scars suggesting that the intervening years haven't been easy. Way said that the Umbrella Academy's past will continue to thread out through flashbacks, with no plans at present to devote a series to their younger, more innocent days. “In terms of what really happened in the Jennifer Incident and that sort of thing, I think it would be nice to dedicate an entire story to that one. But I think that's a ways off,” Way told CBR. “We've still never explained why Kraken doesn't have an eye, we don't know what happened to Rumor's arm, there's all these weird little questions still in the air. As we go along, when those situations become relevant, I tell them. This story in particular, I am really excited about because it deals with what Hargreeves did with all these villains, where he put them, and what's going to happen in the current day.”

“Umbrella Academy” has been recognized for its inventive storytelling and often surreal plot elements, but Way's stories display a strong internal logic holding even the strangest bits together. “I think there's definitely a logic to how it operates,” the writer said. “It's gotten to where I can call Scott [Allie, series editor] and run him down with how I think the issues are going to break out, or run him down how I think a series is going to go. And a lot of times I notice when we're in a pickle, so to speak, with how to solve a problem, there is a very 'Umbrella Academy' solution. So there's things I think we can get away with in comics that you can't get away with in heavily-guarded treasured continuity books. Which is really what I like about 'Umbrella Academy,' which is one of the reasons I created it. Time travel, you could sit there for months and try to make sense of it. Ultimately, it's just never going to make sense the way you want it to. The good thing about 'Umbrella Academy' is that it doesn't attract the kind of readership that's going to sit there and look for the big gaping holes in the time continuum. Because time travel is not the point. The point is that the characters got somewhere, the fact that they are there and what they're doing. When all's said and done, I think this will all fit pretty nicely. But I don't know how much of the timeline, if you timed out all these flashbacks, if there'd be holes in that, but I don't think that matters as much as what's happening, when you're seeing it. I think we're going to re-cast the dog, for example. Because we now want a very specific dog. I want to use Gabriel's dog, that he has in Brazil. When we came up with the dog, we didn't think of using Gabriel's dog. When you're dealing with the 'Umbrella Academy,' you can just re-cast something. 'Oh, I don't like this dog, let's redo it.' Make no mention of the fact that it was a completely different looking dog.”

“I'm really excited about about both of the books. I'm going into 'Hotel Oblivion' with the fact that I've got past series two. Series one was, you know, can this person write comics, and series two was, can this person keep writing comics? Hopefully series three will just be, what's going to happen in this comic? That's really exciting to me. Series two of 'Umbrella Academy' was starting to really hone what the book is. Series one was a very linear story, even though it was told with some weird flashbacks. But series two has more breathing room. There's more inventiveness, there's more developmental stuff going on with the characters, sometimes you simply see a character sitting down, these kind of introspective moments. If anything, I think you're going to see more of that. This book's really going to get a little bit more introspective, a little bit more postmodern, a little more inventive, exciting in that way. A little bit more experimental is what you're going to see from 'Umbrella Academy' series three.”