Mysterious New My Chemical Romance
Following a tweet from the official My Chemical Romance Twitter account advising followers to "Stay tuned...," the My Chemical Romance website took a turn for the "What the-?!" with an interactive, classic television.
The changeable frequencies: RFDD, BLND, WKIL, KLSK and HRBT expel a variety of sounds, one of which being America's "A Horse With No Name" and another an instrument-only cover of Frank Sinatra's "How Insensitive."
Any theories? I'm lost.
Also, a mysterious Twitter account, @DrDeathDefying, which is followed by My Chemical Romance guitarist Ray Toro appeared shortly after the new site's launch.
More information about the Mystery Twitters.
XoXo
c.
EDIT:
Keep an eye on the frequency WKIL. It seems to be getting clearer. Pretty sure there's a new song (or, at least, fragments of one) under the static.
The changeable frequencies: RFDD, BLND, WKIL, KLSK and HRBT expel a variety of sounds, one of which being America's "A Horse With No Name" and another an instrument-only cover of Frank Sinatra's "How Insensitive."
Any theories? I'm lost.
Also, a mysterious Twitter account, @DrDeathDefying, which is followed by My Chemical Romance guitarist Ray Toro appeared shortly after the new site's launch.
More information about the Mystery Twitters.
XoXo
c.
EDIT:
Keep an eye on the frequency WKIL. It seems to be getting clearer. Pretty sure there's a new song (or, at least, fragments of one) under the static.
Comments
HRBT - heartbeat
BLND - im gonna guess Blind (or bland) and doesn't the mouse look familiar to you from an old cartoon?
KLSK - Classic (maybe), (love letter to rock and roll, much XD)
18:30 which time zone?
-Dave Mayza :)
The new album, possibly called "The Aftermath" based on a pic Gerard Uploaded, connected via the quote "look alive, sunshine" used by a twitter alias, will be Post Apocalyptic themed. I get this due to the possibly title, the references to "Hotspots" (As in residual radiation), also 6k bomb shells along with other things, and the radio/tv on the site playing static and also the song "Desert Song." There are hints at songs, such as music beneath the static, and also HRBT a.k.a. Heartbeat, hinted at by the images on-screen(A heartbeat monitor line). Also, I heard that the station that plays desert song, KLSK, may stand for classic. These are my thoughts, along with things I have heard from others.