Space Oddity

Chapman Baehler

Coheed and Cambria, alone in their own world. Left to right: Joshua Eppard (drums), Travis Stever (guitar), Claudio Sanchez (vocals/guitar), and Michael Todd (bass).

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Coheed and Cambria, Saosin, the Silversun Pickups, the Used, and others perform at the Buzz Bake Sale Saturday, December 1, at the Sound Advice Amphitheatre, 601-7 Sansbury's Way, West Palm Beach. Gates opens at 10 a.m., and tickets cost $20 or $40. Visit www.buzzbakesale.com.

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These idiosyncrasies and dogged attention to craft have left Todd comfortable about the band's original narrative arc drawing to a close. No World for Tomorrow introduces a new villain, but also the draining of a beam of light that supplies the planets' energy. And the band has announced that its fifth album, forthcoming next year, will finally wrap up the Kilgannon family saga.

But it won't signal the end of Coheed and Cambria the band, which plans to continue playing under the name. "We haven't really discussed whether we're going to run with another concept. We might run with another story that parallels Coheed and Cambria," Todd says. "We might just write new organic songs that don't have to do with anything. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it."