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Coheed And Cambria

The band will be co-headlining with Thrice and are looking forward to fans going “crazy”.

“There have always been hurdles for us and there will always be more. We just find ways around them.”

Frontman Claudio Sanchez previews six UK dates by the genre-defying New Yorkers. After taking an unusual turn on their last album, they’re ready to flaunt all they have.

Feathers were ruffled by the dance and R&Bf lavoured moments such as A Disappearing Act on the latest album, Vaxis II: A Window Of The Waking Mind. Does the blinkered nature of some listeners disappoint you?

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