Review

"May Death Never Stop You" by My Chemical Romance serves as a heartfelt farewell and retrospective for fans of the iconic alternative rock band. Released in 2014 after the group's official breakup, the compilation album features some of their most beloved tracks, including songs like "Welcome to the Black Parade" and "Helena," showcasing the emotional depth and theatrical flair that defined MCR's sound. What sets this compilation apart is its inclusion of previously unreleased material, like "Fake Your Death," which adds a bittersweet tone and gives listeners a final glimpse into the band’s creative evolution. The tracklist spans their entire career, effectively capturing the angst, intensity, and raw emotion that made them a defining force in 2000s emo and punk-rock scenes. Accompanied by a DVD of fan-favorite music videos and heartfelt packaging, "May Death Never Stop You" isn't just a greatest hits album — it's a eulogy. It stands as both a celebration and a memorial, reminding fans why My Chemical Romance meant so much to so many. For longtime listeners, it's a poignant and powerful goodbye, and for newcomers, it's a perfect introduction to one of the most emotionally charged bands of the decade.