Review by Greg Maki-----Why Trivium isn’t one of the biggest metal bands in the world forever will be a mystery to me. Since breaking through with its second album, “Ascendancy,” in 2005, the Florida-based act consistently has released good to great albums, refusing to be hemmed in by subgenres and unafraid to make relatively drastic... Continue Reading →
Trivium has shared another new song from its upcoming ninth album, "What the Dead Men Say," due April 24 via Roadrunner Records. Listen to "Amongst the Shadows & the Stones" below.
Trivium has released a music video for the title track of its upcoming ninth album, "What the Dead Men Say," due April 24 on Roadrunner Records. The album is available for pre-order here. The video was shot and produced in the U.K. by director Ryan Mackfall during the shutdown. Trivium announced the release of "What the Dead Men Say" and... Continue Reading →
Trivium will release its ninth full-length album, "What the Dead Men Say," on April 24 via Roadrunner Records. The album is available for pre-order here. The band has shared the video for the record's first single, "Catastrophist," which can be seen below. "'What The Dead Men Say' is everything that is Trivium," vocalist/guitarist Matt Heafy said. "On... Continue Reading →
Mark Morton, the guitarist of Lamb of God, has released the video for the top 10 track "Cross Off," featuring Chester Bennington. Watch it below. The song comes from "Anesthetic," Morton's debut solo album, which was released March 1 via WPP Records/Spinefarm. The "Cross Off" video, directed by Roboshobo, includes performance footage of Mark Morton with... Continue Reading →
Trivium will continue its "The Sin and The Sentence" world tour with another leg of North American dates this fall. The band will hit the road on a headline run in October, with a bill featuring Avatar and Light the Torch. The 25-date trek kicks off Oct. 3 in Tampa, Florida, and runs through Nov. 3 in Berkeley, California, with several... Continue Reading →
Any discussion of the top metal bands of the 2000s has to include Trivium. Since its formation in 1999 in Orlando, Florida, the band has released eight albums packed with songs ranging from brutally heavy to hook-filled and melodic, and containing everything in between. The recurring hiccup the band has experienced through the past several... Continue Reading →
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Review by Jeff Maki ----- Live Metal and Trivium go way back. In fact, our first-ever feature was an interview with bassist Paolo Gregoletto in 2006. During the past 12 years, we’ve watched and followed the band closely, interviewing Paolo again, in addition to other members (even a drummer since dismissed), and reviewed its albums (2005’s... Continue Reading →
Trivium has shared an official music video for "Thrown into the Fire," which is featured on its new album, "The Sin and the Sentence." The record is available at all DSPs, http://www.trivium.org and music retailers nationwide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnjZqQhZYiY Trivium is set to return to the road in North America later this week, embarking on a co-headline tour with... Continue Reading →
