Another Summer Sonic 09 video for you guys. This one is This Is How I Disappear and Mama.

This Is How I Disappear/Mama Summer Sonic 2009
Filesize: 120 MB
Format: avi
Length: 8:20
Resolution: 480 X 270 (16:9)
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An article was posted at MTV.com earlier today about Gerards recent discussion with VMan magazine. The singer briefly commented on music and style.
“Gerard Way said working in the world of rock is a lot less Technicolor. ‘Rock and roll is a kind of …

I have just uploaded a video of My Chem’s performance at last years Summer Sonic festival. The band play a medley of I’m Not Okay/Welcome To The Black Parade/Famous Last Words. It’s awesome I promise you. Download it below or check the video page …

I have added a new poll, “Did You Buy Leathermouth’s XØ Album?”. I’m interested to see how many of you followed Frank from My Chem to Leathermouth. Vote away.

There’s been some speculation recently over an article posted at MetroNews.ca, which mentions a possible album release date and upcoming single.
“My Chemical Romance will have a as-yet-untitled album in stores March 30. Watch for a single in the coming weeks.”
To be honest, …

Gerard Way is featured on the cover of this weeks issue of NME Magazine. A four page spread is included within where Gerard discusses the upcoming album and change of musical direction. There are also a few nice images from a recent photoshoot. Grab …

This weeks issue of Kerrang! magazine comes with a free “super massive wall poster of My Chemical Romance”. The new issue is on shelves now, you have until next Wednesday (27th Jaunuary) to get your hands on a copy. To find out what else …

Gerard will be featured in the next issue of NME magazine, due to hit the shelves on January 20th. I’ll remind you all when it is available.

An article posted a gigwise.com sums up Gerard’s interview with Spin magazine, in which he discussed juggling recording and fatherhood.
“I was pretty worn out. Lyn-Z and I had the baby, and then two weeks after that I was in the studio.
I was …

My Chemical Romance were briefly mentioned in part 2 of BBC Three’s “The Noughties… Was That It?”. The program touched upon Emo culture as a part of Noughties fads. The Welcome To The Black Parade video was played throughout the clip and My Chemical …