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The absolutely ripping "World Destroyer" is a fine example: a crazed and dramatic bruiser, it centers around Iero's frenzied yelps, which recall At the Drive-In by way of Iggy Pop. MCR fans and emo-leaning nostalgists may appreciate the rawness of Iero's expression - like when he employs his bloody Kurt Cobain howl - but there's more muscle and power on Parachutes than anything in his former band's catalog. Iero's time as guitarist in My Chemical Romance and his own projects ( Death Spells, Leathermouth, and Frnkiero and the Cellabration) create an energetic combination of experiences, corralling emo drama ("Miss Me" and "The Resurrectionist"), hardcore fury (the aforementioned "Veins!" and "World Destroyer"), and Nirvana-lite grunge ("They Wanted Darkness" and "Viva Indifference"). As cathartic release, these frantic tracks provide the best outlet. White ceramic mug featuring wrap around album cover artwork for Parachutes.
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Hardcore inspirations Black Flag and Minor Threat tear their way through rollicking tracks like "Veins! Veins!! Veins!!!" and "I'm a Mess," which sound like wistful memories from a sweaty suburban basement show. Along with his band, the Patience (Alex Grippo, Evan Nestor, and Matt Olsson), Iero powers through his own sonic therapy sessions with searing punk blasts and seething urgency. Much like the apparatus that gives the album its title, Parachutes is a collection of lifesavers for Frank Iero.