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País: Estados Unidos (Orlando, Florida)Estado atual e Período em atividade: Ativa, 1999-atualmente.
Temas de Letras: Sofrimento, Malícia, Ódio, Raiva, Mitologia, Luta interior.
Web: www.trivium.org, www.facebook.com/Trivium.
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2. Requiem
3. Fugue
4. My Hatred
5. The Storm
6. Sworn
7. Demon
2. Pillars of Serpents
3. If I Could Collapse the Masses
4. Fugue (A Revelation)
5. Requiem
6. Ember to Inferno
7. Ashes
8. To Burn the Eye
9. Falling to Grey
10. My Hatred
11. When All Light Dies
12. A View of Burning Empires
13. Blinding Tears Will Break the Skies
14. The Deceived
15. Demon
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2. Rain
3. Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr
4. Drowned and Torn Asunder
5. Ascendancy
6. A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation
7. Like Light to the Flies
8. Dying in Your Arms
9. The Deceived
10. Suffocating Sight
11. Departure
12. Declaration
13. Blinding Tears Will Break the Skies
14. Washing Away Me in the Tides
15. Master of Puppets (Metallica cover)
16. Dying in Your Arms (video mix)
Download2. Detonation
3. Entrance of the Conflagration
4. Anthem (We Are the Fire)
5. Unrepentant
6. And Sadness Will Sear
7. Becoming the Dragon
8. To the Rats
9. This World Can't Tear Us Apart
10. Tread the Floods
11. Contempt Breeds Contamination
12. The Rising
13. The Crusade
14. Broken One
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2. Torn Between Scylla and Charybdis
3. Down from the Sky
4. Into the Mouth of Hell We March
5. Throes of Perdition
6. Insurrection
7. The Calamity
8. He Who Spawned the Furies
9. Of Prometheus and the Crucifix
10. Like Callisto to a Star in Heaven
11. Shogun
12. Poison, the Knife or the Noose
13. Upon the Shores
14. Iron Maiden (Iron Maiden cover)
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2. In Waves
3. Inception of the End
4. Dusk Dismantled
5. Watch the World Burn
6. Black
7. A Skyline's Severance
8. Ensnare the Sun
9. Built to Fall
10. Caustic Are the Ties That Bind
11. Forsake Not the Dream
12. Drowning in Slow Motion
13. A Grey So Dark
14. Chaos Reigns
15. Of All These Yesterdays
16. Leaving This World Behind
17. Shattering the Skies Above
18. Slave New World (Sepultura cover)
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2. Vengeance Falls
3. Strife
4. No Way to Heal
5. To Believe
6. At the End of This War
7. Through Blood and Dirt and Bone
8. Villainy Thrives
9. Incineration: The Broken World
10. Wake (The End Is Nigh)
11. No Hope for the Human Race
12. As I Am Exploding
13. Skulls… We Are 138 (Misfits cover)
14. Losing My Religion (R.E.M. cover)
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2. Silence in the Snow
3. Blind Leading the Blind
4. Dead and Gone
5. The Ghost That's Haunting You
6. Pull Me from the Void
7. Until the World Goes Cold
8. Rise Above the Tides
9. The Thing That's Killing Me
10. Beneath the Sun
11. Breathe in the Flames
12. Cease All Your Fire
13. The Darkness of My Mind
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1. Inception the Bleeding Skies
2. Pillars of Serpents
3. If I Could Collapse the Masses
4. Fugue (A Revelation)
5. Requiem
6. Ember to Inferno
7. Ashes
8. To Burn the Eye
9. Falling to Grey
10. My Hatred
11. When All Light Dies
12. A View of Burning Empires
CD2 - Ab Initio: Bonus Tracks
1. Pain
2. Thrust
3. Lake of Fire
4. To Burn the Eye
5. Requiem
6. Fugue
7. My Hatred
8. The Storm
9. Sworn
10. Demon
11. Like Light to the Flies
12. Blinding Tears Will Break the Skies
13. The Deceived
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My interest in Trivium has faded since 2008’s Shogun. I know, I know: us metal journalists/elitists aren’t supposed to admit we like Trivium. But we’ve never really given a crap about that stuff here at MetalSucks (see also: our constantjocking of plenty of other uncool bands). Ascendancy was a damn fine album, The Crusade was enjoyable (even in its full-on Metallica worshipping glory), and, IMO, Shogun was Trivium’s crowning achievement, a fantastic album that realized the pinnacle of all the hallmarks of the Trivium sound coupled with great songwriting. Their work since then hasn’t been bad by any means, but it hasn’t really stood out, either; it seems as if Trivium sacrificed a piece of their identity in favor of going after a more mainstream-metal-friendly sound. Or perhaps my own taste have just evolved since then.
So: “Silence in the Snow” is the title track from Trivium’s next album, which the band just announced will come out via Roadrunner on October 2nd. And it’s almost like singer/guitarist Matt Heafy has been reading my mind. Check out this quote:
For those of you wondering, this song was written for Shogun, and is basically almost the same as it was, so Shogun fans rejoice; didn’t like Shogun? You may not dig this. But know that since I was 12, I wanted to be a great singer I screamed, because I couldn’t sing. I am proud and excited to finally be able to do what I love the way I love.
Don’t love it? Our old stuff still exists. Love it? Awesome. I love both sides of you all regardless.
Screaming is easy. Singing is hard. I’ve always been a fan of what’s harder. If you love the old stuff — listen to the old stuff, it’s still there and we still play it live.
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We always want to evolve and make what we want to make. You can’t say many other bands can say that. They do what they think people want or are told to; we do what we want every time. And we love our TRIVIUM supporters worldwide.
Side note: how crazy is it that Trivium have now been around long enough for their fans to be complaining that they don’t play any “old stuff” live? Seems like just yesterday they were the snotty teenagers that came out of nowhere and took the metal world by storm, angering seemingly everyone in the process.
Anyway, this song: it’s pretty good! I’m not necessarily hearing the Shogun comparison — it feels slower than most of that material, and with less bite, which perhaps it why it didn’t make the cut the first time — but of course we’ll take Heafy at his word. Verdict is still out on the new album for me, but I look forward to hearing some more jams from it soon.