Last time we heard from rock’n’roll troubadour Frank Iero, his solo project’s latest incarnation turned full band, The Future Violents, had just released 2019’s critically acclaimed Barriers. Now, with a new and uncertain decade in full swing, this year sees the arrival of a companion piece of sorts in the form of a four-track EP titled Heaven is a Place, This is a Place. For Iero, the EP’s title speaks to the power of imagination. Heaven, in all its divine majesty and conceit, draws power from the human mind. It requires human desire to make it real, physical, tangible. Much in the same way that Iero’s side project can shift and change its moniker with the My Chemical Romance guitarist’s musical ambitions. What was once a Cellabration, then a form of Patience is now the Future—and a Viole...
記事が移動しました。新しいURL: https://newnoisemagazine.com/ep-review-frank-iero-and-the-future-violents-heaven-is-a-place-this-is-a-place/
