Darken Your Clothes, People! MCR Is Back / The Power of Band Reunions

Ali Johan | Daryl Ong

06-Nov-19 22:00

Darken Your Clothes, People! MCR Is Back / The Power of Band Reunions

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The news that has taken the Internet by storm: beloved 2000s punk rock group My Chemical Romance have announced a reunion tour after being split up for six years. A day after, legendary rock group Rage Against the Machine have awoken from their eight-year hiatus, and several other bands have also revealed reunion shows… Are band break-ups and reunions getting too predictable?

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Produced by: Haniff Baharudin, Daryl Ong, Ali Johan

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Categories: Film, Music

Tags: the pulse, music news, My Chemical Romance, band reunion, band breakup,

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