Released: Feb 5, 2013. Genre: Alternative Rock, Post-Hardcore, Emo. Label: Reprise. Number Of Tracks: 10 (5CD). This album is a not really an album, it's a set of 5 different 2 track records that were recorded during the time of the recording of their album, "Danger Days".

POSTED: 02/26/2013 - 03:50 am

Released: Nov 19, 2010. Genre: Alternative rock. Label: Reprise Records. Number Of Tracks: 15. Combining killer hooks with energy, fun and a song-writing audacity that hasn't often been seen since Queen.

POSTED: 11/19/2010 - 04:11 am

Released: Jul 23, 2002. Genre: Alternative Rock, Post-Hardcore, Emo. Label: Eyeball. Number Of Tracks: 11. With "Bullets" My Chemical Romance opens a promising career with a bang and a few gallons of fake blood.

POSTED: 11/13/2003 - 05:05 am

Release Date: Mar 21, 2006. Label: Reprise/WEA. Genres: Post-Hardcore, Punk-Pop, Emo, Alternative Pop/Rock. Number Of Tracks: 11. Life on the Murder Scene combines two classic ways for a band to bide time in one convenient package: it's a live album and a live DVD.

POSTED: 03/21/2006 - 04:10 am

Released: Sep 28, 2010. Genre: Alternative rock, pop punk. Label: Reprise. Number Of Tracks: single. Giving the fans a taster of the new album has set the fans wanting more - wanting the album now!

POSTED: 10/18/2010 - 06:46 am

Release Date: Oct 24, 2006. Label: Reprise. Genres: Punk-Pop, Emo, Alternative Pop/Rock. Number Of Tracks: 14. The Black Parade is way more dramatic, way more theatrical, completely over the top, borderline psychotic.

POSTED: 10/24/2006 - 09:16 am

Released: Nov 22, 2010. Genre: Alternative Rock. Label: Reprise. Number Of Tracks: 3. The EP is splat in the middle of the "Danger Days" concept universe, depicted as a self-titled release by the fictitious rock band in 2019. There is no pretense, there is no message, there is no need to do anything but make music and have fun.

POSTED: 08/17/2011 - 05:26 am

Released: June 8, 2004. Genre: Alternative Rock, Post-Hardcore, Emo. Label: Reprise, Eyeball. Number Of Tracks: 13. With "Three Cheers", Gerard Way soars with the same emotion and rawness that made the first release great.

POSTED: 07/19/2004 - 10:13 am