Where the band is headed is uncertain but Scott hinted the outfit has been finding inspiration from contemporary groups such as the Foo Fighters, My Chemical Romance and Jet, compared to early influences like Rage Against The Machine, Alice In Chains and Soundgarden.
“I think we’re one of those bands that’s definitely influenced by beautiful music we see around us,” Scott says. “And it’s just a different time. You have to think the [Rolling] Stones made a disco album. Not saying we’re doing that but we’re definitely adventurous and I think Saliva has always had an adventurous spirit. We’re not afraid to go in a lot of different directions.”
Scott adds the band isn’t playing any new material on its current outing. “We like to start fresh,” he says. “We don’t like to let one tour bleed over into another. We close it out with the album that we’re supporting at the time and then we move forward.”
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Moroccan singer Samira Saeed is currently busy preparing for her upcoming album, which she reveals will mainly feature romantic songs. The singer's album will be produced by Alam El Phan Production Company.
Samira turned down a very generous offer from a competing music production company, stating that she is very satisfied with Alam El Phan, owned by Muhsin Jaber.
The singer praised Alam El Phan’s treatment of her, and affirmed that she has no desire to shift her loyalties.
Much to her dismay, Samira’s new album, which has not officially been released, is being sold on the black market,
It's been a big year for My Chemical Romance. The New Jersey emo band's second album, last year's "Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge," finally drew the notice of mainstream music magazines like Rolling Stone.
My Chemical Romance also scored a gig opening for Green Day and headlined this summer's incarnation of the Warped Tour. Now, with a third album due in November, the band is headlining on its own, with Alkaline Trio and Reggie and the Full Effect.
The tour stops Sunday, Oct. 16 at the Connecticut Expo Center, 265 Rev. Moody Overpass, Hartford. Tickets are $19.99 for the 7 p.m. show.
Rocker Gerard Way is begging My Chemical Romance fans not to buy the group's hit new album "Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge" this week and donate the money to charity instead.
The singer wants fans to plough money into relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Katrina and believes album money should be given away instead.
"If you're gonna go buy our record this week, don't buy our record just donate to the Red Cross or anything you think can help the hurricane victims," Way said, speaking on MTV's Total Request Live show yesterday.
Way insists the goth-rockers are planning to do everything
OREM - It took just a few songs of My Chemical Romance's set Wednesday for the combination of glam-rock moves, hard-rock riffs and unabashed adoration from fans to spark a memory.
It was a memory of Tommy Gnosis, the beautiful man-child in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" who copied Hedwig's songs and style and turned them into platinum. I'm not saying My Chemical Romance leader Gerard Way and his band stole anything that was on display at the nearly full McKay Events Center, but the group owes a debt to the artists who no doubt inspired "Hedwig;"