valkyriemissile

If Onion Frings aren't on the menu then what the fuck.

I got into Coheed and Cambria back in 2003 when I first heard "Blood Red Summer." That being said I have been a long time fan of the music, but I haven't really delved into the story of Coheed and Cambria.

When writing a new album: are you more concerned with incorporating the story you want to tell or does the music always come first?

The Willing Well II will always be my favorite Coheed song.

Was there ever a point where you didn't want to follow in your families footsteps and not work in the luxardo business?

I like Crossing the Frame :(