My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way has revealed to Kerrang! that the New Jersey emo quintet are itching to begin work on their follow-up to 2006's 'The Black Parade'.
"It feels like it's about the right time to be making a new record," says Way. "Maybe that's because 'The Black Parade' was talked about for so long before it was released, but it feels like that album's been out for a long time now. We're already on our fourth single and we've played a lot of shows.
"'The Black Parade' was the kind of record that you make but don't necessarily have a burning desire to perform, because its creation was almost the point," he adds. "It was such an intense experience to make it, that there was almost a feeling of wanting to move on as soon as we released it. It was so artistically ambitious that it made us want to keep on creating."
The band are spending the summer around the States on Projekt Revolution with Linkin Park. Wonder if they'll bump into Chester's stalker...
