trivium: vengeance falls

Yeah I know this band is not very popular on this board.

but did anyone get their latest album? Excellent heavy metal with modern vocals.

lots of nice sing along anthems and matt is getting better as a vocalist.

I like Trivium. I don't own anything from them but I listen to them frequently when in the mood for some catchy riff based modern metal. VF was a little of a disappointment. I on the other hand felt like melodically, this was one of their more forgettable albums. Still a good listen, I just prefer some of their older material over this.

Matt is def improving as he gets older!

I really liked The Crusade, but Shogun, not so much.

The crusade is a great cd and my introduction to the band.

I need to discover their other albums.

THE CRUSADE was also my first álbum by the band. Very much like METALLICA. I also like SHOGUN a lot, maybe my fave cd by the band, just amazing. VENGEANCE FALLS is okay, have it on cd but it doesnt have the energy like an álbum as SHOGUN. IN WAVES was okay too but SHOGUN is the best, fuc.k the rest hahaha.

The Crusade is the only one I own. Never felt compelled to check out anything else.

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After The Crusade, I lost track of them. Too much better, more enjoyable music out there. They aren't bad, but they're highly overrated.

They have apparently just parted ways with their drummer if anyone cares...

Quote :

Bassist Paolo Gregoletto of Florida metallers TRIVIUM has released the following statement:

"To TRIVIUM fans, friends and family:

"I had asked everyone to make this statement regarding [drummer] Nick [Augusto], personally and on behalf of the band, because of the history we both have had together as friends and bandmates.

"There is no easy way to go about parting ways with someone; whether it's in a band or not, but if it is coming directly from one of us, I hope that it will be perceived out of our respect for him.

"This past Sunday, Matt [Heafy, guitar/vocals], Corey [Beaulieu], and I decided that it was best to part ways with Nick and to move forward as soon as possible. This decision was not one that we took lightly, given the fact that we are in the midst of a tour, and, more importantly, that Nick has been with us for almost three and half years. We spoke face to face for about an hour on the bus — first informing him of our decision to move forward, both discussing the situation and how to proceed with announcing it, as well as personally thanking him for being there when we needed him as a tech, and then as drummer.