Download 2010: COHEED AND CAMBRIA Coheed and Cambria 's slot at Download Festival this year feels like the end of an era. Not only did it complete a cycle of regeneration for a band almost torn apart by personal issues just a few years ago. With new album Year Of The Black Rainbow , the fictional story that underpins the lyrics of the band, that of Coheed and Cambria and their children, has finally been completed, leaving many fans wondering where the band goes from here. Claudio Sanchez talked to Ruth about finally playing with a solid line-up again, bringing Peter David into the mythology of Coheed and Cambria, and the possible future of the band. You've always struck me as a great storyteller, so what makes a great story for you? "Ooh, I don't know. Well, me being in science fiction, something that would certainly translate and relate to reality I guess. Something where you can kind of see the parallels in the fiction with the real, if that makes sense. Something that kind of echoes a universal theme and quality: A question that anyone can really ask themselves and hope to answer with personal gain and growth." So you're into the idea that fiction can teach? "Maybe, yeah. Yeah, certainly. Like something that kind of echoes a feeling that the reader might have, a question they might pose for themselves, and might help them answer that." You've always been a band with a great deal of emphasis on