As Trivium guitarist and vocalist Matt Heafy continues to produce album based acoustic EPs re-imagining the bands rich and fertile Nile delta soil of a back catalogue the question remains as to when we’ll be able to get our greesy paws on a vinyl collection or even just have the tracks on popular streaming services.
One of a few critically destroyed Sepultura albums which still has some decent moments is the eyebrow raising subject of a trio down the yellow brick road of memory lane for Iggor Cavalera (ex-Sepultura, Cavalera Conspiracy). In the latest episode of his “Beneath The Drums” series he talks about his experiences writing “Kamaitachi” from 1998’s
As “Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence” by Glassjaw reaches it’s 21st Anniversary having been recorded at Indigo Ranch in Malibu California with Ross Robinson (KoRn, Slipknot, Limp Bizkit), it’s time we tipped our hats to the band and especially the axis of vocalist Daryl Palumbo and guitarist Justin Beck for effectively birthing
At the Hammersmith Apollo in London in 2008 on the “Shogun” tour is where Trivium were, complete with long hair and an Iron Maiden cover too boot, pro-shot and in full from the bands personal archive. Also in the set are personal favourites “Like Light To Flies” and “Pillars of Serpents” with the bands 2021
TikTok being a trending social media platform during the Great Plague lead to the return of the sea shanty “Soon May the Wellerman Come“, otherwise simply known as “Wellerman” thanks to The Longest Johns and Nathan Evans. The song itself originates as far back as 1860, a well known whaling song originating in New Zealand
The original Chimaira ESP Viper is a thing of beauty so to get the opportunity to witness guitarist Rob Arnold restringing it and sharing some tips, tricks and anecdotes about the Cleveland Ohio bruisers past is definitely something that brightened up our day. Believe it or not, 2nd October will be the 20th Anniversary of
How many more Glassjaw bootlegs are out there? It seems like just when we’ve reached our limit one more surfaces from the archives of ancient history. This one was filmed by Javier Vanhuss at the Coors Amphitheatre in Chula Vista California on 10th July 2003 and sees the New York Post-Hardcore mob on the tour
Another dedicated drum cam video from the “Burn My Eyes” 25th Anniversary Tour sees Chris Kontos at The Corona Theatre in Montreal Canada playing “I’m Your God Now“. The run from Machine Head may have been cut short but Robb Flynn seems reinvigorated with the new material, including “Civil Unrest“. Will Kontos grace the Machine
The fourth in a series of acoustic EPs from Trivium sees them return to their fifth studio record in 2011’s “In Waves“, our personal favourite of their records, which was produced by Colin Richardson and Martyn “Ginge” Ford. As previously half the record gets the makeover treatment from Matt Heafy and once again we put it out
Lucky thirteen? That’s how many tracks there are on the latest drop from Trivium vocalist and guitarist Matt Heafy’s personal stash of bootlegs. This one is Soundboard Audio of a full show in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 2009 which was the era of “Shogun“, the bands final album to feature drummer Travis Smith. On the World
