Trivium frontman Matt Heafy wouldn't blame fans for being skeptical about the direction of the band's ninth studio album, What the Dead Men Say. By Bryan Rolli Trivium frontman Matt Heafy wouldn’t ...
Trivium's career has followed an interesting trajectory. Their early albums received a fair amount of attention, even though they weren't huge commercial successes. After that, their releases ...
Trivium have come roaring back with a new cut! With frontman Matt Heafy back doing his harsh vocals, “The Sin and the Sentence” combines a truckload of classic Trivium dynamics to create something ...
Fifteen years ago last month, Trivium released Ascendancy: the album sent them skyrocketing onto the main stage at Download and onto the cover of Kerrang! magazine, standing with a guitar aflame, ...
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Reaching album number 10 is no small feat for any band, and with In The Court Of The Dragon Trivium join the exclusive club to have made it to this milestone. Formed in 1999, when vocalist/guitarist ...
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