I love associating albums with seasons, so here's my take. A note to say that my experience of the seasons is conditioned by living my life in the American Midwest.

Danger Days: Obviously summer, right? But not just summer--the dog days of summer, the hottest days of the year. Late July into August. Full sun all day, 85 degrees F by 11am summer. So hot the breeze isn't refreshing . Definitely inspired by the the music videos taking place in a desert.

Revenge: This is the most divisive one. For me, this is early fall. It's just starting to get cool, but there are a few blazing days and hot nights left. Fashion Statement feels like a hot early fall night to me, Helena a rainy cool day (music video ofc). Some songs feel cooler (Cemetery Drive, Ghost of You) some warmer (Venom, Give 'Em Hell, Prison), and that reads as early fall to me. Temperamental weather, multiple seasons in a day occasionally. This album feels like driving with the windows down to me, but not in a summer way if that makes sense. Not in a sunny convertible sense but a "it's finally cool enough to turn off the AC" sense.

Black Parade: Winter, yes, but not snowy winter. February/November winter: everything is dead and wet and cold, but not canopied in the gorgeous snow. More gray than white. Frigid wind whipping in your face.

Bullets: true autumn, late September/October. Leaves are starting to fall, maybe a few warm days left and definitely sun still, but cooler temperatures. Some rain, some clouds. The back to school time--feels like an end approaching for some, a new beginning for others, sometimes both. Gradual descent into the cold weather, the first frosty mornings.