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2010 studio album by Coheed and Cambria

Twelvemonth of the Black Rainbow
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Studio anthology past

Coheed and Cambria
Released April xiii, 2010
Recorded June – July & November – December 2009
Genre
  • Progressive rock[i] [2]
  • progressive metal[3]
Length 53:54
Label
  • Columbia
  • Roadrunner
Producer
  • Atticus Ross
  • Joe Barresi
Coheed and Cambria chronology
Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World for Tomorrow
(2007) 		Year of the Black Rainbow
(2010) 		The Afterman: Rising
(2012)
Singles from Year of the Black Rainbow
  1. "The Cleaved"
    Released: February 9, 2010
  2. "Here Nosotros Are Juggernaut"
    Released: March 9, 2010
  3. "World of Lines"
    Released: August 10, 2010
  4. "Far"
    Released: April 5, 2011

Year of the Black Rainbow is the fifth studio album by stone band Coheed and Cambria, released on April 13, 2010 through Columbia. The album is a prequel to the band'south previous four concept albums, which contain The Amory Wars narrative. Year of the Blackness Rainbow marks drummer Chris Pennie'southward just studio advent. Information technology is the last album to feature Michael Todd on bass.

The band began recording the album in 2009. Prior to the release of the album, Coheed released 2 singles, "The Broken" and "Hither Nosotros Are Juggernaut". The album received mainly positive reviews and peaked at number 5 on the Billboard 200 and number 35 on the UK Albums Chart. The deluxe version of the album was accompanied past a novel written by the band's vocalist/guitarist Claudio Sanchez and author Peter David.

Background and recording [edit]

The band began recording the album in summer 2009 and finished up later that year in November. Vocalist, guitarist and lyricist Claudio Sanchez noted that the album is very melodic.[4]

The album is produced by Atticus Ross (Ix Inch Nails, Jane'due south Habit) and Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stone Historic period, Tool). According to Sanchez, "they have helped us evolve our audio to be more powerful and dynamic than ever and we recall information technology'south definitely our all-time work to date." Sanchez also states that, "musically, at that place's a very cinematic tone. There is a lot of atmosphere on this tape, and that's something I've ever wanted to comprise on the other records, just just never could accomplish it as we have on this ane."[5] The anthology has a notably different audio to information technology than the band's other work. It includes light elements of psychedelic rock, which are not nowadays in the band's other albums.[ citation needed ]

The anthology also marked drummer Chris Pennie's studio debut with the band, who had been playing alongside Sanchez, lead guitarist Travis Stever and bassist Michael Todd since 2007. Sanchez stated that: "[Pennie] really kicked ass on this record. In that location are a lot of tunes on this album that I'yard not so sure we would've been able to execute had we not have had him."[5]

Twelvemonth of the Black Rainbow also completed the main tetralogy of The Amory Wars:[6]

When I created the idea of the Amory Wars and the first record being The Second Phase Turbine Bract and that being the second office of the story, I always knew at the end I would revisit the offset. I think for those fans that are truly invested in the concept, its [sic] really a necessity. I don't know if it was necessary to brand prequels for Star Wars, [but] this is where Coheed and Cambria came from. The origins of who they are.

Release [edit]

Year of the Black Rainbow's release was preceded past a series of eight intimate club gigs in the northeastern United States, all of which sold out.[7] The band announced a U.S. tour featuring 36 dates (including the eight in March).[viii]

The beginning song released from the album, "The Cleaved," premiered at midnight on February ix, 2010.[9] On March 10, 2010, a music video for "The Cleaved" premiered on Myspace.[x]

The get-go official single from the anthology, "Here We Are Juggernaut", was uploaded onto the ring's Myspace site on March 4, 2010[eleven] and went on auction March 9, 2010.[12] A special vinyl edition of "Guns of Summer" was released exclusively at Vintage Vinyl for Record Store Day.[xiii]

The album began streaming on the ring'south MySpace on April vii, 2010. Two weeks later, "Here We Are Juggernaut", "The Broken" and "Guns of Summer" were released as downloadable content for the Rock Band 2 music store.[14] The album was released past Columbia Records in both a standard format and a deluxe edition, which included a 352-folio Twelvemonth of the Blackness Rainbow novel, penned by the lead singer Claudio Sanchez and New York Times bestselling author Peter David. In Europe the album was released by Roadrunner Records.

Regarding the anthology's novelization, Sanchez stated that: "It was kind of tough juggling both of them; recording an album and writing a novel. That was a little strenuous but, for the most part, it was a lot of fun."[15]

Critical reception [edit]

Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source Rating
Metacritic 71/100 [xvi]
Review scores
Source Rating
AbsolutePunk 85%[17]
AllMusic [18]
The A.5. Club B+[19]
Entertainment Weekly B+[20]
NME 7/10[21]
PopMatters 7/10[22]
Rolling Stone [23]
Camber Magazine [24]
Spin 4/10[25]
Sputnikmusic [26]

The anthology has received by and large positive reviews, garnering a 71/100 on Metacritic from 19 reviews.[16] Rock Sound gave the record a 9 out of 10 and said the album, "is possibly their best record to appointment."[27] The A.V. Order, who praised the album highly, remarked, "Reconciling its post-hardcore roots with the progressive-rock flourishes that take been eclipsing the band's sound over the by couple albums, tracks like "Here We Are Juggernaut" and "World Of Lines" far outshine the contempo output of Coheed'due south closest peer, The Mars Volta..."[nineteen] AllMusic, who gave the tape a iv out of 5, concluded that "whatsoever fan of heavy progressive rock music may notice this music to exist of compelling interest, whether ane buys into the conceptual nature of the Amory Wars or non."[18] The NewReview rated the album a four out of five and said "A large portion of the songs on this album are slower in tempo and that makes the listener actually analyze the music and appreciate the subtle nuances that this album has to offer."[28] Paul Brannigan of Kerrang! gave the album four stars out of 5 and called it "a genuine career highpoint for this virtually idiosyncratic ring".[29] Time Out New York gave it a score of four stars out of five and said that "the ring wisely refines a winning formula, sounding properly bombastic on 'The Broken,' and effortlessly hooky on 'Here We Are Juggernaut.'"[xxx] Altsounds gave it 86% and called it "a pretty brilliant album".[31]

Culling Printing gave the anthology four stars out of v and said it "feels as equally massive as the earth it sets up. It'due south non but the heaviest tape in Coheed's arsenal; it's also ane of the strongest."[16] The Boston Earth gave it a favorable review and stated that "The record is further evidence of the quartet's easy chemistry. The ring is both bold and geeky, creating a signature sound that typically triggers stiff reaction; one man's progressive is another's pretentious."[32] Melodic.cyberspace similarly gave the anthology iv stars out of 5 and said, "Coheed and Cambria always find new ways to bring in their audience and give them all that they accept (no pun intended). This is a not bad album and I think one of their best to date."[33]

However, some reviews are average, mixed or negative: Drowned in Sound gave the album a score of six out of ten and said, "The audacious nature of Coheed and Cambria was what made them so thrilling. And while this new tangent of popular method could win them a off-white few new fans, it may exit some of the loyal wanting more from their adjacent opus."[34] Q gave it three stars out of five and called it "one space saga that's worth presevering with."[16] On the other mitt, BBC Music reported that the album "suffers just a piddling too much from its ain grand, sprawling appetite."[35] Billboard gave it a mixed review, stating that the album "lacks the grandiose thematic concepts of previous outings as well every bit an firsthand single, like by songs 'A Favor House Atlantic' or 'The Suffering.'"[36] The Guardian gave it two stars out of five and stated that "Beneath the veneer of baffling musicality, it's evident in that location'due south nothing new nether the dominicus, no affair what galaxy y'all're in."[37]

Slant Magazine lamented, "In that location's no trace of Coheed's oddball eclecticism here, or of their dynamic pop sensibilities; instead the emotionally and tonally monochrome Black Rainbow gives the impression of a typically humorless metallic deed." Slant as well criticized the anthology for featuring an "oppressive production chore past Atticus Ross and Joe Barressi" that creates "gloomy atmospherics that shroud each and every runway".[24] Rolling Stone met the anthology with lukewarm reception, commenting on "the same old mix of impressive musicianship and arena-size agita," and that "Rainbow feels both silly and retrograde."[23]

Rails listing [edit]

All lyrics are written by Claudio Sanchez; all music is equanimous past Coheed and Cambria except "1" and "Pearl of the Stars" by Claudio Sanchez and Atticus Ross.

Yr of the Black Rainbow
No. Title Length
ane. "Ane" 1:54
ii. "The Cleaved" three:53
3. "Guns of Summer" 4:47
4. "Here We Are Juggernaut" 3:44
5. "Far" 4:53
6. "This Shattered Symphony" 4:25
7. "World of Lines" iii:17
8. "Made Out of Nothing (All That I Am)" 4:39
9. "Pearl of the Stars" 5:04
10. "In the Flame of Fault" 5:27
11. "When Skeletons Live" 4:17
12. "The Black Rainbow" 7:34
Total length: 53:54
Deluxe edition bonus tracks & Japanese edition bonus tracks
No. Championship Length
13. "Chamberlain" (demo) (previously unreleased) 4:20
14. "The Lost Shepherd" (demo) (previously unreleased) 4:11
Total length: 62:27
iTunes edition bonus rails[38]
No. Title Length
xv. "Hush" iv:xviii

Palatial edition [edit]

The palatial edition includes:[39]

  • 352-page Year of the Black Rainbow novel, penned past Claudio Sanchez and author Peter David.
  • "Every Stop Has a First" DVD featuring studio and interview footage.
  • Coheed and Cambria "Black Card", bachelor only from the band's official website. Black Bill of fare cardholders were eligible for early archway to selected shows, discounts on ring merchandise and exclusive downloads and offers.
  • Previously-unreleased bonus tracks

Personnel [edit]

The following people contributed to Year of the Black Rainbow:[40] [41]

Coheed and Cambria [edit]

  • Claudio Sanchez – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, synthesisers
  • Travis Stever – lead guitar, lap steel, backing vocals
  • Michael Todd – bass guitar
  • Chris Pennie – drums, percussion

Boosted musicians [edit]

  • Wes Styles – additional keyboards
  • Brian Dembow – viola ("Pearl of the Stars")
  • Claudia Sarne – additional keyboards, orchestration ("Pearl of the Stars")

Recording personnel [edit]

  • Atticus Ross – producer, recording, mixing
  • Joe Barresi – producer, recording, mixing
  • Jun Murakawa – assistant engineer
  • Dustin Moseley – boosted assistant
  • Catherine Marks – mixing assistant ("Here We Are Juggernaut")
  • Mike Fasano – pulsate tech
  • Dan Druff – guitar tech
  • Brian Gardner – mastering

Artwork [edit]

  • Bill Scoville – anthology art, layout, design

Charts [edit]

Anthology [edit]

The anthology debuted at number 5 on the Billboard 200, and sold 51,000 copies in its first week.[42] In addition, it was number 2 on the Rock Albums chart and the third most digitally downloaded album.[43] In its second week, Year of the Black Rainbow charted at number 42 on the Billboard 200.[43] The album descended to 73 during its third week on the Billboard 200.[43]

Singles [edit]

Year Unmarried Chart Top
position
2010 "Here We Are Juggernaut" Alternative Songs[50] 29

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External links [edit]

  • Year of the Black Rainbow at Metacritic

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