…includes four previously unreleased tracks, each featuring one of four new entities and continuing the narrative of ‘The Father of Make Believe’ album.
The Father of Make Believe is the latest instalment in the cinematic fantasy world that Coheed and Cambria have meticulously crafted over the last 30 years. It’s openly more personal in nature than previous albums but The Amory Wars storyline and Sci-Fi emo prog rock atmosphere that the band are known for are still as present.
The catchy, anthemic tracks that are scattered amongst both the delicate and spacey, and the heavier prog metal that make up the rest of the album, are some of the strongest moments.
“Goodbye, Sunshine” and “One Last Miracle” in particular stand out as highlights,…
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