GOOD APOLLO, I'M BURNING STAR IV, VOLUME TWO - NO WORLD FOR TOMORROW

Now, this is the album that completly rids Coheed and Cambria of their 'emo' tag and into prog paradise (and now prog archives so good going xD) anyway what we have here is a total 100% more mature album which then continues into the next review as well. I think the songwriting again is fantastic, the musicmanship flawless as usual, but there was something missing..Joshua Eppard. Now I know people will have their views and i know that Coheed can and are continuing without Josh, i just thought he was just one incredible and original drummer (althuogh Chris Pennie brings a good bit with him as heard on their latest release) but anyway to this one, this is the final part of the Amory Wars saga, and wow its one epic way to end. Taylor Hawkins (from the Foo Fighters) took the place of Eppard just for this album as Pennie wasnt in contract as of yet to drum for Coheed, but Hawkins still does a top job. Standout tracks include the title track NO WORLD FOR TOMORROW, FEATHERS, THE HOUND OF BLOOD AND RANK, MOTHER SUPERIOR and of course THE END COMPLETE suite;

The Reaping - 9/10 No World for Tomorrow - 10/10 The Hound (of Blood and Rank) - 10/10 Feathers - 10/10 The Running Free - 9/10 Mother Superior - 10/10 Gravemakers & Gunslingers - 8/10 Justice in Murder - 8/10 The End Complete I: The Fall of House Atlantic - 8/10 The End Complete II: Radio Bye Bye - 8/10 The End Complete III: The End Complete - 10/10 The End Complete IV: The Road and the Damned - 10/10 The End Complete V: On the Brink - 10/10

My Conclousion? Im not gonna keep saying this, but...yet again a true epic masterpiece.