My Chemical Romance Not Interested to Make Music for 'New Moon'

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Noting that they are 'very choosy', Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance says the band have no interest to contribute to the soundtrack of 'Twilight' sequel, 'New Moon'.

February 20, 2009

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My Chemical Romance reveal to have no desire of scoring music for "New Moon" despite their Gothic rather vampirish trademark appearance, which is considered as natural for the "Twilight" sequel. Frontman Gerard Way says, "I don't think so. We're very choosy. ... There were a few films that we didn't do the song for because it didn't fit."

"I guess a lot of people would say that a vampire movie would fit," Gerard explains further. "But I would disagree with that these days. Even since 'The Black Parade', I would kind of disagree with that. I don't know if we'd be interested in that."

Editors' Pick

Apart from their refusal to make music for "New Moon", My Chemical Romance have exclusively recorded a cover version of Bob Dylan's 1965 song "Desolation Row" for Zack Snyder's forthcoming blockbuster movie "Watchmen". They also have been busy recording new songs for their not-yet-titled album, which is promised to bring Sex Pistols-typed sounds.

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