Tis still early, but reviews of Trivium's Ascendancy are starting to come in. Most recently, from www.PitRif.com.
"Man is the resurgance of American Metal an exciting thing to be a wit
Surely amongst your web travels you are finding everybody and anybody's Top 10 of 2004 releases. From Shoutweb.com's aggregate Top 10 Artist picks (where Killswitch Engage
The perfect solution to your holiday gifting (or for how to spend that $20 spot you get from uncle each year) is here: An online store dedicated fully to Roadrunner Records CDs. Having trouble finding that Annihilator CD? Malevo
a few notes of interest from the studio this week:
36 Crazyfists - Brock is in Alaska till the New Year, and the rest of the band is in Portland, and all are beginning to write new material for release #3...and the band has a message to re
"Chicks Dig Tattoos," reads the headline of an interview at the online e-zine Fourteen G. The interview we speak of is with Trivium's Corey Beaulieu (guitar) & Travis Smith (drums), and took place this past August back when the band rolled t
Last week, at some point after Trivium played four dates with FEAR FACTORY, but prior to their post-Thanksgiving show with KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, guitarist Corey Beaulieu answered a few questions for the Romanian webzine
In the spirit of giving, in the spirit of the Holiday season, Ill Nino is giving us a few dates in December to enjoy their live show...and Trivium, too. Five dates have just been confirmed, and they are as follows:
12/15: Sayrevill
Did You Know? The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the biggest bar night of the year here in the US. Apparently, true. Everybody is home for the holiday, meeting up with buddies, drinking. So, while you are sitting around this Thanksgiving holid
Back from the UK where their debut Roadrunner release was being mixed with Andy Sneap, Trivium will be hitting the road with Fear Factory this week. It's four dates down South, and they line up as such:
11/17/2004 - Ground Zero (3059 Howa
Welcome back, guv'nah...
Welcome back Trivium's Matt Heafy and Travis Smith, fresh from the UK where they were mixing their Roadrunner debut - Ascendancy - with Andy Sneap...and where they surely learned to use terms such as guv'nah, wh
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