Trivium Give Us A Preview Of The Year To Come
In the latest Revolver Magazine, Trivium’s Matt Heavy And Corey Beauliu (How the hell is this dudes name pronounced) give revolver some insight on the year to come. Matt Brings up the point that people either love them or hate them, stating:
“What’s fun about this band is people either really love us or totally hate us. Trivium fans know all the words, learn our songs on guitar, have Trivium tattoos. And people who don;t like us think about it pretty much 24/7, which is crazy”
Corey goes on to say about the next record that “Each song has a little bit of everything, going between something heavy and then melodic, and then back to something heavy. So it has a really interesting balance. On The Crusade Matt did almost all singing, so this time we’re bringing back some of the screaming that’s on Ascendancy“
They still have yet to hire a producer siting that this time around they want to try someone different (than Jason Suecof) that may bring some different ideas to the table.
“Since 2004 the Florida quartet have written and recorded two albums-2005’s Ascendancy and 2006’s The Crusade-and played more that 600 shows around the world” ~ Revolver
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, you gotta give these guys some credit. Their guitar work is phenomenal and they have recorded some great songs on both Ascendancy and The Crusade. Call them a “Clone” band, whatever. When you have strong influences sometimes you tend to sound a bit like (or better) than your mentors. When I bought Ascendancy I was impressed with the music and when the vocals kicked in I really didn’t want to listen anymore. When I heard a few songs off of The Crusade It was much more friendly to my ears. If your not a trivium fan because of the vocals and you have never heard The Crusade, give it a shot. It may be the only Trivium album you ever buy, but you just may like it!
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