Metal Hammer Podcast Video: Matt Heafy from Trivium talks Tiger King, What The Dead Men Say

In an exclusive new interview, Trivium frontman Matt Heafy talks to Metal Hammer Editor Merlin Alderslade about the band's stunning new album, What The Dead Men Say, plus gives us an insight into some of the surprising influences behind classic album Ascendancy, which turned 15 this year. Oh, and Tiger King.
Listen to Matt’s Ascendancy influences playlist here:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4KE...
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[@captainpringles1173]

Have to interview him more because this is amazing intel on everything

[@alexmartin51]

Loved hearing Matt talk so extensively about metalcore! Would be awesome to hear him talking about those bands a lot more!

[@olafirraudir7648]

Vor 10 Monaten, seitdem Ruhe. Das ist Metal. Soviel zum viel besungenen Thema Freiheit.

[@JBrown_Trivium]

Fantastic interview 🤘🏼

[@heavymetalmusicofdestructi3430]

my favourite metal magazine since 2009 2011

[@sudsysutherland359]

I seen Trivium in I believe 2003/2004 at Harpos in Detroit with Amon Amarth & Children Of Bodom for my first time & been a fan ever since. Travis Smith was on drums.

[@AceHardy]

👑

[@Westbird1]

Metal hammer hey if by chance your reading this do you remember a cd cover that looks like a cyborg skull it's black and white I've been looking for this song for a long time and that's the only thing I remember about it.
I think it was called cyroelectric something like that.
*Edit* the cd art had a blonde women smoking a cigar.

[@nrthrn_dcy]

This has such a small amount of views, wtf 🤔

[@bayugirassofficial7796]

🐅 Tiger King
👽 Aliens
👻 Ghost
Gods
😡 Arrogant
🙂 Kids
Leaders
Legends ...."
Thats too much man..." 😂😂😅😂

[@amiga512k]

Used to read this back in the 1990s, now all the bands look like normal people off the street and the shameful bandwagon hopping of that dreadful BLM shit is cringing 😬