#revenge mcr

[midnightkrasue]

give me a reason to believe 🦇

[drathym]

literally wearing coat and gloves cuz my house is so fucking cold

i actually am rlly proud of how this turned out hehheheheh

[sirpoopepic]

To the hearts you break and all the cyanide you drank.

my piece for a demolition lovers zine ;) we were assigned songs and i was given TO THE END!! aka one of my favouurrrittte mcr songs ever... but anyways its been a long time since i rendered digitally so this was def a challenge,...lolololol

[knifeslidez]

*hang em high intro whistle*

[grimcygnet]

all mcr album cover cube gifs

make your own

[planetarycemetary]

life on the murder scene

[lyaksevna]

He shouldn’t have slept at the party…

[macaronirats]

Hello I reblogged this on a post mentioning interlude and romance and then realized I should just make it a separate post cause it’s long as hell

Rant incoming:

Can we discuss romance and interlude a lil bit??? Because without those songs, each album's flow is completely disrupted. Jetset straight into venom is NOT the same album and you can't tell me otherwise.

On one hand, the quiet instrumentals into a loud, screamy song add a lot of versatility to each album. But on top of that, they both effectively further the plots and overall album concepts. Romance being a reference to dawn of the dead, and therefore later tying into early sunsets, not only adds a continuity to the album but also a stronger overall theme.

Interlude does the same thing- it adds even more catholic imagery to revenge, heightening the album's themes and aesthetics, while simultaneously adding another layer of the storyline that can be interpreted in many different ways. Then, in terms of overall album texture- the quiet into loud realilly makes both songs far more impactful. I see these transitions as a representation of grief into anger more than anything else. Both quiet songs hold a sense of mourning, whereas the songs after them present pure aggression. Anger is always more effective when you're aware of the hurt behind it. The quiet also makes the loud a lot more interesting in terms of actual music and sound, though. It reminds me of A0001 into understanding in a car crash. The drum beat at the beginning just hits so much harder when you've had that quiet song before it. It’s like walking through a dark tunnel and when you get out of the tunnel everything around you is on fire or something. If you haven't listened to those you totally should btw

Lmao oops I ranted again and wrote a paragraph but I love these songs you don't get itttt

[trickytrick]

UMMM…? THE OG MEAN GIRLS?

[cemetary-romance]

doodle (?) of the demolition lovers because revenge is my favorite album

[jun0-oo]

VENGANZA!

[300-shitty-mcr-cats]

Day 27 out of 300 of drawing shitty cats until I see MCR live

[drathym]

vamprard

[sirpoopepic]

came a time when every star fall brought you to tears again..

hopping on the miku trend ;)

[knifeslidez]

star player

[angeltheveil]

if you skip anything on bullets or tcfsr consider yourself an opp