Across four iconic albums, My Chemical Romance helped spearhead the 2000s emo boom. Formed by frontman Gerard Way in 2001. their blend of post-goth angst, high-kicking theatrics and comic ...

No, it’s not 2006, but it might as well be. Emo rock darlings My Chemical Romance are back with new music for the first time in nearly a decade. The band dropped a new single “The Foundations of Decay ...

Now that My Chemical Romance are back touring after their 2013 split and late 2019 reunion show, there's a lot of anticipation as to what exactly will be in the setlist. And through two shows, Gerard ...

My Chemical Romance's music will indeed "carry on" as seven songs off the group's hugely successful The Black Parade album have earned new sales certifications by the RIAA. The three album singles - ...

Our emo hearts are soaring (moodily) right now. After eight years, My Chemical Romance is back with a new song and it is everything we’ve been waiting for. The band dropped “The Foundations of Decay” ...

After an eight-year wait, My Chemical Romance are finally back with a new song, “The Foundations of Decay.” It’s a vintage blast of MCR — a sprawling, six-minute epic that blends to-the-rafters emo ...

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Emo kids, rejoice! My Chemical Romance have released their first new song since 2014. The band surprise dropped the song, "The Foundations of Decay," on May 12. Their last song, "Fake Your Death," was ...

Admittedly, the search for a definitive answer was a bit of an exercise in futility. After all, there are no tried-and-true methods for condensing a decades-spanning discography full of intense, ...

Gerard Way's band, My Chemical Romance—MCR to fans—has released its first song in eight years, "Foundations of Decay." The song was first announced by the band on Instagram and Twitter on Thursday ...

Emo music means many different things to fans, from the genre’s forebearers in ‘80s D.C. to ‘90s godfathers like Jawbreaker and Cap’n Jazz, to the boom in popularity around the early-aughts Warped ...