Rock Sound — It's time. It's time to get bloody FESTIVE. It's the festive season. It's time to get Christmassy. It's TIME. If you struggle with choosing between the My Chemical Romance and the Mariah Carey's 'All I Want For Chri... more info

Rock Sound — You can just tell that they were destined to be one of the biggest bands in the world. Believe it or not, there was actually a moment when My Chemical Romance weren't one of the biggest bands in the world. They come from humble beginnings... more info

Consequence of Sound — After several years away, My Chemical Romance's frontman has released two new singles in the span of a month. more info

Rock Sound — The track follows the Halloween-themed release of 'Baby You're A Haunted House'. Gerard Way has dropped a brand new single titled 'Getting Down The Germs'. The track was co-written with his former My Chemical Romance bandm... more info

Rock Sound — Including the fact that neither he, nor his brother Mikey Way feature in the video. In celebration of the lyric video for his new song 'Baby You're A Haunted House' reaching one million views in less than a week, Gerard Way has take... more info

Chorus.fm — Adam Grundy looks back at the classic from My Chemical Romance. more info

Stereogum — We're in the high Halloween season, so it's exactly the right time for the stars of the mid-'00s MySpace-emo explosion to reemerge. Thus far today, we've already heard a new AFI song. And now Gerard Way, former frontman of the gothed-out arena-punk v... more info

Consequence of Sound — Way began working on a new solo project back in March, and today's release marks the first taste of his efforts. more info

Rock Sound — This is 'Baby You're A Haunted House'. Will anything ever be more perfect than former-My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way releasing a Halloween single? No. Nothing can compare. After posting a short teaser to Instagram earlier... more info

Rock Sound — This ain't a scene, it's a recusitation. Recusitating someone is something we hope we'll never have to do- but if that moment ever comes, you can be prepared. Administering CPR to recusitate someone should be done at the rate of 1... more info