query: when does trivium 's new album come out

pos: Trivium (band) promote the album, the band announced a co-headlining North American tour with Arch Enemy in fall 2017 with While She Sleeps and Fit for an Autopsy as support acts. On August 24, the band released the second single "The Heart From Your Hate" and revealed the tracklisting and release date of their new album. "The Sin and the Sentence" released on October 20, 2017, and was received positively by both fans and critics alike. On October 25, 2018, just over a year after the album's release, Matt Heafy announced that he had to fly home to Orlando due to his

pos: Trivium (band) Trivium (band) Trivium is an American heavy metal band from Orlando, Florida, formed in 1999. After getting signed to Roadrunner Records in 2004, the band has released eight studio albums and over twenty singles. Their latest album, "The Sin and the Sentence", was released on October 20, 2017. The band has sold over one million albums worldwide. The band formed in 1999. At his eighth-grade talent show, Matt Heafy performed a cover version of "No Leaf Clover" by Metallica. Singer Brad Lewter noticed Heafy and later asked him to try out for his band as lead guitarist. The pair went

neg: Trivium (band) was stated that for their fifth studio album, Trivium will move forward by looking back. The group will forgo the complex epic compositions, tricked-out leads and seven-string guitars that characterized its past two albums. Trivium will take an approach similar to that of its second album "Ascendancy" (2005) by using uncluttered riffs, Drop C# tuning, and more straightforward solos. "When we did "Ascendancy", we were writing specifically for the songs, not to show how well we could play," says frontman and guitarist Matt Heafy. "That wasn't exactly the case with our next two records." In the bonus content for the

neg: Silence in the Snow that they used the "building blocks of metal" to create a more popular sound. Upon its release, "Silence in the Snow" received generally positive reviews from critics. Review aggregate Metacritic gave the album an 80 out of 100 based on 5 reviews from professional critics. The Guardian stated: "If they continue down this path, "Silence" might be remembered as the moment Trivium secured their status as modern metal greats." The album debuted at No. 3 on "Billboard"'s Top Rock Albums chart, selling 17,000 copies in its first week. Trivium Production and additional musicians Silence in the Snow Silence in the

neg: Shogun (Trivium album) needed to be done." The band's ideas and influences were praised by Thompson, and considered "Shogun" the best of their first four albums. Thompson also defined "Shogun" as the band's "best effort to date." Trivium Production Shogun (Trivium album) In an interview with "Metal Injection", Matt Heafy stated: In an interview with "Revolver", Corey Beaulieu stated: On June 16, 2008, Trivium posted a bulletin on their MySpace profile titled "New Album Update" with an embedded YouTube video, implying that the album would be released on September 30, 2008, by Roadrunner. On July 31, 2008, the first track from the new

neg: Shogun (Trivium album) Shogun (Trivium album) In an interview with "Metal Injection", Matt Heafy stated: In an interview with "Revolver", Corey Beaulieu stated: On June 16, 2008, Trivium posted a bulletin on their MySpace profile titled "New Album Update" with an embedded YouTube video, implying that the album would be released on September 30, 2008, by Roadrunner. On July 31, 2008, the first track from the new album, "Kirisute Gomen", was made available as a free digital download through the Roadrunner Records website for 24 hours only. On August 8, 2008, the cover art for the album was revealed. On August 12, 2008,

neg: Paul Wandtke Kill Hannah during the band's main-support run with the Smashing Pumpkins. He joined Trivium on December 5, 2015 by playing a debut show in front of 40,000 people in Mexico at Slipknot's "Knotfest" Festival. He was referred to Trivium via Dream Theater's Mike Mangini when Trivium had asked John Petrucci if they knew any drummers they could check out for a new replacement. In early 2017, Wandtke left Trivium. In 2017, Wandtke launched his very own band Bedlem with lead vocalist Mike Petrasek, lead guitarist Joey Trace Brassal and bassist Brian Ahern after his departure from Trivium. Bedlem released their

neg: Ember to Inferno Serpents" was re-recorded by Trivium for their 2017 album "The Sin and the Sentence". Titled "Pillars of Serpents '17", it was included as a bonus track exclusively on the Japanese edition of the album. Trivium Additional musicians Production Ab Initio Ember to Inferno Ember to Inferno is the debut album from American heavy metal band Trivium. It was released on October 14, 2003 on Lifeforce Records. This album is the final release by the band with former bassist Brent Young. Frontman Matt Heafy was 17 years old when the album was written and recorded. Corey Beaulieu toured in support of

neg: Trivium School Trivium School Trivium School is an independent Catholic college-preparatory school for boys and girls in grades seven through twelve. It is located in Lancaster, Massachusetts. Trivium School was founded in 1979. Its first headmaster was John S. Schmitt. Schmitt studied education at Harvard University, taught briefly at Colorado Rocky Mountain School and Millbrook School, before founding Thomas More School in Harrisville, New Hampshire in 1959. Mr. Schmitt also taught at Thomas Aquinas College in California from 1974-1979. The School is named for the trivium, the first three liberal arts (Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric). The students follow a unified curriculum that

neg: Trivium discography deluxe edition of debut album "Ember to Inferno" subtitled "Ab Initio", which contained both early demos as well as the 2004 "Flavus" demo. The album charted in Australia at number 85. Following the addition of new drummer Alex Bent, the band released "The Sin and the Sentence" in October 2017. Trivium discography The discography of Trivium, an American heavy metal band, consists of eight studio albums, one compilation album, one extended play, two demo albums, 32 singles and 26 music videos. Formed in Orlando, Florida in 1999, the group's first recording lineup included vocalist and guitarist Matt Heafy, bassist Brent

neg: Trivium (band) Trivium announced a United States headlining tour, co-headlining with DevilDriver, with supporting acts After the Burial and Sylosis, which would reveal the first information of the new album. "Vengeance Falls" was released on October 15, 2013. On July 31, 2013, the new song "Brave This Storm" was released for streaming and made available to download for free. On August 23, 2013, it was announced that Trivium would be playing at Australia's Soundwave Festival in late February and early March 2014. Trivium recorded a music video for the single "Strife" with director Ramon Boutviseth (All That Remains, For Today, Fear Factory)

neg: State of Negation were working on a new album. After a European tour through Germany, Austria and Hungary they lined up at Metalcon festival 2014 where they also played a new song for the new album called 'The Human Realm'. The song would however never be recorded and the album never finished due to their break-up. EPs Music videos Final members Former members State of Negation has been influenced by several bands like Lamb of God, Trivium, Threat Signal and Sonic Syndicate. State of Negation State of Negation was a 5-member metal group from Haarlem, Netherlands and winner of 2011's Dutch National Metal

neg: Trivium (band) the band premiered the music video for the title track once the countdown ended. On July 31, 2015, the band revealed the track list and the album artwork, and Silence in the Snow was made available for pre-order. On August 7, the band premiered two new songs, "Silence in the Snow" and "Blind Leading the Blind" during their performance at Bloodstock Open Air. On August 27, Trivium premiered the music video for their third single "Until the World Goes Cold", and the album was indeed released on October 2. On December 2, Trivium re-released "Ember To Inferno", titling it "Ember

neg: Trivium (band) Roadrunner Records representatives, who later signed Trivium to the label. The band then began writing songs for their major label debut. In 2004, Trivium recorded its second album, "Ascendancy", in Audiohammer Studios and Morrisound Recording in Florida. Produced by Heafy and Jason Suecof, the album was released in March 2005. The album debuted at No. 151 on the "Billboard" 200 and at No. 4 on the "Top Heatseekers" chart. Allmusic reviewer Johnny Loftus stated on "Ascendancy", Trivium are a "ridiculously tight quartet, unleashing thrilling dual guitar passages and pummeling kick drum gallops as surely as they do melodic breaks and

neg: Trivium (band) late 2016, guitarist Corey Beaulieu stated that the band would spend most of 2017 working on their new album. In an interview, bassist Paolo Gregoletto stated that new material will be more 'extreme' and that the band will return to featuring screaming vocals on the new album. The band was announced as one of the acts on the 2017 edition of Wacken Open Air. In early 2017, the band parted ways with drummer Paul Wandtke, which led to discussions in the Trivium fan community. Corey Beaulieu defended the band's decision regarding changing drummers in an interview. The replacement Alex Bent,

neg: Trivium (band) was named the best live band of 2006 at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards. Trivium started working on a new album with producer Nick Raskulinecz in October 2007. Heafy stated he wanted to bring back the screaming that was found on "Ascendancy", and the band said they chose not to work with Suecof again because they already recorded three albums with him and wanted to explore new ideas. Recording ended June 2008. In an interview with the UK's "Metal Hammer" magazine in May 2008, Heafy said that their new album was to have "more thrash influences, more screaming." He

neg: Maximum Overload (DragonForce album) "Loudwire"<nowiki>'</nowiki>s website on 16 June 2014. The newer version was also released as a single on the day after, on iTunes. According to Herman Li, "Defenders" was one of the first songs from the album to be finished. He also explained that the idea for the song "was to create a contrast, by fusing some thrash metal style riffs with DragonForce's big epic choruses and high speed twin guitars solos. Our friend Matt Heafy from Trivium helped us out with some aggressive backing vocals in the pre choruses. In terms of lyrics, here we went for our classic fantasy approach

neg: Rockstar (soundtrack) see this become a classic. "CNN-IBN" stated that the soundtrack too belongs completely to Rahman as his previous albums but he does not come very close to his real potential in 'Rockstar'. "Koimoi" gave the album four and a half star out of five, and said "Overall, "Rockstar" is a good album." "Music Aloud"'s review called it "a soundtrack of epic proportions", giving it 9.5/10. Joginder Tuteja of "Bollywood Hungama" gave the album 3.5 (out of 5) and stated, "Since there is immense curiosity and excitement to check out what "Rockstar" has to offer, the album can be expected to

neg: In Waves album three out of five stars and summarized, "An inconsistent record with flashes of brilliance, "In Waves" should, however, keep diehard Trivium fans happy." Despite mostly positive reception, the album was poorly received by Jamie Thomson from "The Guardian", who, in his review, stated that, ""In Waves" is as overproduced and mercilessly polished as modern metal gets, and all the worse for it." "In Waves" sold 22,000 copies in its first week of release and debuted at No. 13 on the "Billboard" 200 and at No. 1 on the "Billboard" Hard Rock charts, making it the highest charting record Trivium

neg: God Forbid along with Trivium, Bullet for My Valentine, Cannibal Corpse, All That Remains, Slayer, Marilyn Manson and many others. In April 2010, the band issued an update that they started work on a new album. The new album is titled "Equilibrium" and was released on March 26, 2012. From July 13 to August 28, 2012, God Forbid took part in Metal Hammer's "Trespass America Festival" headlined by Five Finger Death Punch with additional support from Battlecross, Emmure, Pop Evil, Trivium and Killswitch Engage. As of August 16, 2013 Doc Coyle posted on his personal website that he has chosen to leave

neg: Trivium (band) released for "Like Light to the Flies", "Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr", "A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation", and "Dying in Your Arms". The videos for these songs gained rotation on Scuzz TV and MTV2's Headbangers Ball and "Pull Harder on The Strings of Your Martyr" has become one of the band's most well known songs and is the song that they usually close their sets with. In support of the album, Trivium played on numerous tours with well-known artists. The band opened for Killswitch Engage, Iced Earth, Fear Factory, and Machine Head, who were one

neg: Hell Within wishing to jump on a new bandwagon, Hell Within decided to embark upon a throwback sound reminiscent of late 80's thrash. Reviews for "Shadows of Vanity" were generally good. The album was produced by John Ellis and mixed by Mark Lewis of AudioHammer Studios (Trivium, Bury Your Dead, God Forbid.) Tartarean Desire claimed the album was "... a breath of fresh air... With amazing solos, tight and insane music." A tour in 2008 included support acts such as DEATHBEAT and Sikend, both of whom were fans of Hell Within for years. In October 2009, Hell Within announced that they had

neg: Trivium (band) They also performed at the Metaltown Festival and Download Festival in June 2012. From July 13 to August 28, 2012, Trivium took part in Metal Hammer's "Trespass America Festival" headlined by Five Finger Death Punch with additional support from Battlecross, God Forbid, Pop Evil, Emmure and Killswitch Engage. On October 15, 2012, Trivium commenced a European headlining tour, supported by Caliban, As I Lay Dying and Upon A Burning Body. The band toured for "In Waves" until the end of the year. Matt Heafy also stated that they will start recording a new album in February 2013 and they already

neg: Trivium discography Trivium discography The discography of Trivium, an American heavy metal band, consists of eight studio albums, one compilation album, one extended play, two demo albums, 32 singles and 26 music videos. Formed in Orlando, Florida in 1999, the group's first recording lineup included vocalist and guitarist Matt Heafy, bassist Brent Young and drummer Travis Smith, who together released "Ember to Inferno" on Lifeforce Records in 2003. After the addition of guitarist Corey Beaulieu and new bassist Paolo Gregoletto in place of Young, the band signed with Roadrunner Records and released "Ascendancy" in 2005, which reached number 151 on the US

neg: Trivium (band) band launched a website "snow.trivium.org" teasing the new album. They also changed their Facebook profile to the same picture as on the website, hinting at the release of the new album. On July 24, the band posted a six-day countdown on their website. An unofficial picture surfaced online on July 29, suggesting the new album title to be "Silence in the Snow" and revealing three new featured songs: "Silence in the Snow", "Dead and Gone" and "Until the World Goes Cold". This picture also suggested a release date of October 2, 2015. This information was confirmed on July 30 when

neg: In Waves has released to date. In Canada, the album debuted at No. 32 on the Canadian Albums Chart. The album also charted in the UK at No. 17 on the UK Top 40 albums chart, No. 6 in Japan and No. 8 in Germany. "In Waves" has sold 81,000 copies in the United States as of 2013. Trivium Production In Waves In Waves is the fifth studio album by American heavy metal band Trivium, released worldwide on various dates August 2, 2011 and August 9, 2011 through Roadrunner Records. And this would also mark the last Trivium album to feature frontman

neg: In Waves In Waves In Waves is the fifth studio album by American heavy metal band Trivium, released worldwide on various dates August 2, 2011 and August 9, 2011 through Roadrunner Records. And this would also mark the last Trivium album to feature frontman Matt Heafy’s screaming vocals until it returns on the band’s 2017 album The Sin and the Sentence. It is the first album to feature second drummer Nick Augusto and the first without original drummer Travis Smith. The first single from the band, "In Waves", was released on May 21, 2011 to Trivium World members. Following this on June

neg: I Don't Remember the album also treated the song positively, dubbing it "classic Powderfinger." Reviewer Andrew Tijs from CitySearch Brisbane stated that the song is "a smoothly emotive jangle-rock tune with a purposeful chorus and Fanning's inimitable vocal", though provides mixed reviews when compared with other songs by the group, noting that "It's no eerie ballad like 'The Day You Come', nor does it have 'Like a Dog'<nowiki>'</nowiki>s snarl, nor 'On My Mind'<nowiki>'</nowiki>s pub rock shudder." "I Don't Remember" was performed regularly on the Across the Great Divide Tour, generally with positive responses. FasterLouder reviewer gumbuoy stated that "The new songs are excellent

neg: Sounds of a Playground Fading Trivium, Rise to Remain, Ghost and Insense, and with Trivium in their North American Tour. "Sounds of a Playground Fading" received generally positive reviews. Review aggregate Metacritic gave the album a 68 out of 100 based on 6 professional critics. It debuted at number 27 on the US "Billboard" 200 album chart; number 2 on the Top Hard Rock Chart, number 7 on the Top Rock Chart and number 5 on the Top Independent Chart. It also debuted at Number 1 of the Media Control German Albums chart, and at Number 12 of the Billboard Canadian Albums chart All music

neg: A New Day Has Come A New Day Has Come A New Day Has Come is the seventh English-language studio album by Canadian singer Celine Dion, released by Sony Music Entertainment on 22 March 2002. It was her first new studio album since 1997's "Let's Talk About Love". Dion returned to the music scene after a two-year hiatus when she gave birth to her first child in 2001. She collaborated on "A New Day Has Come" with various producers, including Anders Bagge and Peer Åström for the first time. Dion's long-time producer and friend, David Foster, did not appear on this album. "A New Day

neg: Rise to Remain a US tour supporting Chimera, however they pulled out after the band was given the opportunity to support Machine Head in the US the following year. In November, Rise to Remain headed out with Trivium and In Flames as support for their European tour. The tour then headed to the UK in December 2011 as the "Defenders of the Faith III Tour" which was announced back in July 2011. Ghost and Insense joined Rise to Remain in support of Trivium and In Flames. For Kerrang! Magazine's celebration of the 20th anniversary of influential grunge band Nirvana's breakthrough album, "Nevermind", Rise

neg: Stampede of the Disco Elephants will embark upon a European tour from June 24 to July 4, 2014, followed by 2 dates in USA and finally culminating on November 16 at the second annual Knotfest in Makuhari Messe, Tokyo, where Limp Bizkit will perform along with festival founders Slipknot, longtime friends Korn, and other heavy metal acts such as Lamb of God, Five Finger Death Punch, Trivium and In Flames. Pre-release The album has received notority for its repeated delays, with "Team Rock" and "The New Zealand Herald" dubbing it ""Chinese Democracy" of nu metal". The album was featured in "The Atlantic"'s 2014 preview of

neg: Strange Mercy album a "Best New Music" designation, writing "Here, Clark's role-playing is grounded in emotions that are as cryptic as they are genuine and affecting. And when her voice can't bear it, her guitar does the screaming." "Drowned in Sound"s Sean Adams also gave the album a positive review, writing, "Don't be fooled by them saucer-like bambi eyes[...] or her tip-top indie-rock-positioning system[...] because this is an album that rockets toward you, ricochets through your emotions and finally decides to lay you down on the floor, headphones on, tumbling around like a blissed-out cat in the sun." "Spin"s Stacey Anderson called

neg: Mat Madiro Madiro played a show at San Manuel Amphitheater, which later turned out to be his final as a member of Trivium. In December 2015, shortly before Knotfest in Mexico, it was announced that the band had decided to part ways with Madiro on amicable terms. When asked, if he was going to switch back to his previous position as a drum tech in Trivium, he stated that he was not. In February 2016, he was invited to play with From Ashes To New because their drummer Tim D'Onofrio got married and went on a honeymoon vacation. On March 12, 2017,

neg: Shallow Life The Album received mixed reviews from music critics. "Allmusic" writer, gave a mixed review to the album and rated it as two-and-a-half stars out of five and wrote: "In all fairness, Shallow Life, does come on very much as expected based on "Lacuna Coil"'s preceding career arc, and many observers would argue that backtracking isn't the solution either if a band is to prosper in the long run -- but it may have to be here, given the underwhelming sales and vociferous critical backlash bestowed upon the album." "Kerrang!" magazine gave it three out of five, stating: "It may not

neg: Trivium (band) told Revolver magazine, "For the first time, we can't look at our songs and say who the riffs sound like. We're really making our own stuff and our own kind of music and art form, and that's exciting." In September 2008, Trivium released their fourth full-length album, "Shogun". The album sold 24,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release, debuting at number 23 on the Billboard 200 chart as well as number 1 in the UK Rock Album Charts. Trivium toured extensively throughout 2009 in support of "Shogun", with two headline legs of the US, a

neg: Trivium (band) A string of successful shows followed and then a search was conducted for a permanent bassist. In late 2002, Trivium went into the recording studio to record its first high-quality demo disc. A copy of the demo was heard by German label Lifeforce which signed Trivium, and the band entered a studio to record its debut album, "Ember to Inferno". Lead guitarist Corey Beaulieu joined after the recording of the album. In 2004, Paolo Gregoletto joined as the band's bassist, replacing Brent Young, before a tour with Machine Head. The album "Ember to Inferno" managed to garner the interest of

neg: Zao (American band) Weyandt, Mellinger, Lunn & Gretz traveled to Chicago to record their new album with one of their collective heroes, Steve Albini. The making of "The Fear Is What Keeps Us Here" was documented for a limited edition DVD. Directly after recording, Zao hit the road with In Flames, Trivium and DevilDriver. After that, they co-headlined their second "Ferret Music Tour"; they were forced to head home early after Dan severely injured his hand. "The Fear..." was released in June while Zao was on tour with Demon Hunter. The band filmed a video for "My Love, My Love (We've Come Back

neg: A New Day Has Come Musical Performer, Echo Award for International Female Artist of the Year and MuchMoreMusic Award for "A New Day Has Come" music video. Adapted from AllMusic. A New Day Has Come A New Day Has Come is the seventh English-language studio album by Canadian singer Celine Dion, released by Sony Music Entertainment on 22 March 2002. It was her first new studio album since 1997's "Let's Talk About Love". Dion returned to the music scene after a two-year hiatus when she gave birth to her first child in 2001. She collaborated on "A New Day Has Come" with various producers, including

neg: Cascade (William Basinski album) Cascade (William Basinski album) Cascade is a studio album by American avant-garde composer William Basinski. It was released on April 28, 2015. The release comes with a download code for "The Deluge". It peaked at number 4 on "Billboard"s New Age Albums chart. At Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, "Cascade" received an average score of 80% based on 8 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Ian King of "PopMatters" gave the album 8 stars out of 10, saying, "The piece is so gradual that when the curtain finally does fall the

neg: Trivium (band) album "In Waves" and that it would be released on August 9, 2011. On June 19, Trivium debuted two new songs live in Birmingham entitled "Dusk Dismantled" and "Black". On the June 28 "Dusk Dismantled" was released to TriviumWorld users only; it was released to general public on the 29th. On July 13, the premiere of "Inception of the End" was released to the general public on the website Hot Topic. "In Waves" was released in August 2011 worldwide, and received generally positive reviews. Kerrang! described the album as "draws from the band's entire repertoire and shapes what it finds

neg: Shogun (Trivium album) thrash metal style featured on "The Crusade", however, it also marks the return of Matt Heafy's screaming vocals and is also the band's first album produced by Nick Raskulinecz. In an interview for About.com, Heafy described the album's musical direction as a combination of various aspects including: "the past, present, and future of Trivium, all on one CD" and that is the "next evolutionary step". When asked about the change in his singing style, he said: "It’s the kind of thing that happened naturally." "Shogun" heavily features 7-string guitars and 5-string bass guitars, which had been used sparingly on "The

neg: Vibes (Theophilus London album) the people I got to work with really shaped the album." He also spoke about Kanye West executive producing the album, saying: "It’s super special. He doesn’t executive produce nobody’s album. He just do features. And in the next few years he’s just focused on Yeezy season and nobody’s going to drop an album when he does [laughs] and I’m going to be super irrelevant. I’m glad my album came out right now and not when his album is about to come out. It’s dope though. It’s like sometimes I want to pinch myself. It’s one of those moments man.

neg: Krisiun album was given the name "Southern Storm" and the launch in Europe was July 21, 2008 via Century Media Records. The disc brought 12 new tracks and a version of "Refuse/Resist", the Sepultura classic from the "Chaos A.D." album. In 2009 they toured Europe with Nile and in 2010 they toured the U.S. with Nile and Immolation. In September–October 2015, they were part of The Devastation on the Nation tour in North America. They co-headlined the tour Origin. With Aeon, Alterbeast, Soreption and Ingested as support. http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/news/gear-nerd-trivium-s-matt-heafy-part-1?__federated=1 Krisiun Krisiun is a Brazilian death metal band, founded by brothers Alex Camargo

neg: RSJ (band) Show - which won the band an opening slot on Slayer's third "Unholy Alliance" tour alongside Amon Amarth, Mastodon and Trivium. Dom White of The Family Ruin, filled in while the band searched for a new drummer. In December, Greg Parsons was named as RSJ's new drummer and the band set out to write new material for their as-yet-untitled third album. In 2010 the band opened the Jägermeister Stage at Sonisphere Festival, Knebworth, UK. They entered the studio shortly after to record demos for their as-yet-untitled third album. The band played a few shows during the course of 2011 including

neg: Still Remains Yet to Come" and "White Walls". The lead single was played on music channels such as Scuzz and Kerrang. The band toured in support of the album; their first tour of the United Kingdom was on the Roadrunner Records "Roadrage" Tour, alongside on Trivium and 3 Inches of Blood. They also joined Bullet for My Valentine, Aiden and Hawthorne Heights on the Kerrang XXV tour. A few months later they started recording their second album, "The Serpent". "The Serpent" was released on August 7, 2007. The album saw a change in the vocalist Miller's style, with more melodic singing present

neg: Interpol (album) said, "Where they used to sound like the crackling of a subway car rounding a bend or the seediest alleys of New York in the pre-dawn hours, here they sound like alt-rock renderings of what moody post-punk is supposed to sound like". Benjamin Boles from "Now" gave the album 3 stars out of 5, saying that the band does not sound "exactly eclectic in mood, sound or even tempo" and noticing that "the best moments come when they shy away from their trademark wall-of-reverb blueprint". He concluded that "it's a better album than their last, and diehard fans should be

neg: Foundling (album) was "nothing new" but "high-quality adult pop." The Daily Telegraph said the album "is unlikely to win Gray new fans but is as rich and heartfelt as admirers have come to expect." The Independent gave the album 2 out of 5 stars and called the album "fairly grim" and "so swaddled in 'poetic' obfuscation it's hard to summon enough interest to decode them.", adding that while Foundling is "restrained, understated, graceful," it is "unlikely to repeat White Ladder's success." MusicOMH also gave 2 out of 5 stars saying the album "does become slightly wearisome after a while." Drowned in Sound

neg: Trivium (band) vicious throat screams." and Rod Smith of "Decibel" magazine praised "Smith's impeccably articulated beats, bassist Paolo Gregoletto's contained thunder, and, especially, Heafy and guitarist Corey Beaulieu's liquid twin leads." The album was also recognized as the "Album of the Year" by "Kerrang!" magazine. Later in 2007 the band received their first Gold Record in the UK for more than 100,000 Sales. In 2005, Trivium played the first Saturday set on the main stage at Download Festival in Castle Donington, England, credited by Matt Heafy as the gig that really launched Trivium on the world stage. Singles and music videos were

neg: Bangır Bangır Olcay Tanberken wrote that "When looking at the album as a whole, we don't see a 'new' Gülşen, and we even feel sad for her over-repetition." Writing for the website Dilimin Ayarı Yok, Cem Özsancak found the album weak compared to its predecessor "Beni Durdursan mı?", and wrote ""Bangır Bangır", shows that Gülşen's going slowly toward repeating herself or that she does not have anything new to offer." "Habertürk"s Esin Övet found the album "beautiful in general" and pointed out to the "Sezen Aksu taste" in the songs. He also said that by releasing "Bangır Bangır" "the singer has taken

neg: Whitney Houston (album) [...] was a fresh serving of precocious talent compared to 1985's mildly flavored R&B buffet." Allison Stewart from "The Washington Post" stated that the album "provided a blueprint for the pop/dance/R&B-melding careers of Mariah Carey and others, and introduced the world to "The Voice", an octave-spanning, gravity-defying melismatic marvel." In "The New Rolling Stone Album Guide" (2004), music journalist J. D. Considine gave the album three out of five stars and stated, "Although utterly calculating, "Whitney Houston" does have its moments, particularly when Houston leans toward R&B, as on 'You Give Good Love.'" The album received good response from major

neg: Trivium (band) of Heafy's largest influences. Trivium also played at Road Rage 2005 and Ozzfest. "Ascendancy" was re-released in 2006 with four bonus tracks and a DVD containing all of the band's music videos and live footage. In April 2006, after a headlining tour with Mendeed and God Forbid as openers, Trivium entered the studio with Suecof and Heafy producing again. The band played the Download Festival for a second time, again on the main stage, with Korn and Metallica. Trivium released "The Crusade" in October 2006. Debuting at number 25 on the "Billboard" 200, the album sold over 32,000 copies in

neg: Brainwasher Brainwasher Brainwasher is the second and final studio album by Bobby Bare Jr.'s band Bare Jr.. It was released on October 10, 2000 on Immortal Records and Virgin Records. In a favorable review of "Brainwasher", Mike Warren wrote that the album "...offers plenty of genuine rock and roll moments, and [Bobby] Bare [Jr.]'s an honors graduate from the "walking wounded but still willing to take a pratfall" school of songwriting." In the January 2001 issue of "CMJ New Music Monthly", Meredith Ochs wrote that the album's "...string-and-piano overture is so goofy that it does justice to the shenanigans to come."

neg: Music of Florida Morrisound include Deicide's debut album, "Deicide", Morbid Angel's debut album "Altars of Madness", "Scream Bloody Gore" from Death, as well as many other death metal albums. Tampa is also the birthplace of Symphonic power metal band Kamelot and Power Metal band Iced Earth. Fort Lauderdale has produced a few metal bands as well, such as Marilyn Manson, Monstrosity, Kult ov Azazel, and Nu metal act Nonpoint. Progressive death metal act Cynic, come from Miami as well as Hibernus Mortis. Orlando is the home of the bands Death, Skrape, and Trivium. Metal band Savatage is from the city of Tarpon Springs.

neg: Ascendancy (album) has sold over 140,000 units. In the UK, it peaked at No. 79, and shipped over 100,000 copies, attaining Gold status, without entering the UK top 75. Upon its release, the album received critical acclaim. In a very positive review, Johnny Loftus of Allmusic had this to say about the album, "Ascendancy aligns real-deal thrash with powerful modern influences. But at all times it's a platform for Trivium's own crazed talent." Ascendancy (album) Ascendancy is the second studio album by American heavy metal band Trivium. Released on March 15, 2005 by Roadrunner Records. This marks the first Trivium album to

neg: Ascendancy (album) Ascendancy (album) Ascendancy is the second studio album by American heavy metal band Trivium. Released on March 15, 2005 by Roadrunner Records. This marks the first Trivium album to feature guitarist Corey Beaulieu and bassist Paolo Gregoletto. The album was produced by Jason Suecof and frontman, Matt Heafy. The album spawned four singles in "Like Light to the Flies", "Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr", "A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation" and "Dying in Your Arms". Music videos for each of the songs were shot; a promotional video was filmed for the song "Rain". A demo of

neg: Paolo Gregoletto Paolo Gregoletto Paolo Francesco Gregoletto (born September 14, 1985) is an American musician and songwriter who is best known as the bassist of the heavy metal band Trivium. Metal producer Colin Richardson called him the best bassist he has ever worked with. Gregoletto joined Trivium on September 5, 2004 when Matt Heafy, Corey Beaulieu and Travis Smith were in the studio demoing new material for what would become "Ascendancy". Gregoletto was in the studio with Jason Suecof next to where Trivium were demoing, and was told by Suecof that they needed a bass player. After jamming with other members, Gregoletto

neg: Carry Us Now was released on June 3, 2014, and produced by Jason Ingram of One Sonic Society. "Rush of Fools" was met with positive reception from music critics. The album received four stars by "CCM Magazine"'s Grace S. Aspinwall for being "Emotional and raw, the hope-filled fourth album from Rush of Fools does not disappoint." At New Release Tuesday, Caitlin Elizabeth Lassiter rated the album four stars out of five, indicating how the release contains "Strong vocals mixed with powerful lyrics" creating a project that is "solid through and through." Laura Chamber of Christian Music Review rated the album four-and-a-half stars out

neg: Classics (Joey Beltram album) Classics (Joey Beltram album) Classics is a compilation album by Joey Beltram. It was released in 1996 by R&S Records. The album's tracks were initially recorded by Beltram when he was releasing material through R&S Records. ' "Classics" was released in 1996 through R&S Records. In a contemporary review, "Select" gave the album a four out of five rating, calling it "Lusher and more human than the ultra-minimal machine music he does now, these tracks from '90-'92 remain exemplary demonstrations of tension generated by restraint." The review noted that tracks like "Psychobase" anticipates tracks from The Chemical Brothers and ""Fuck

neg: Vengeance Falls 15 on the "Billboard" 200 albums chart on its release, selling 15,000 copies in the United States in its first week. It also debuted at No. 6 on "Billboard"'s Top Rock Albums, and No. 2 on Hard Rock Albums. The album has sold 69,000 copies in the United States as of September 2015. Vengeance Falls Vengeance Falls is the sixth studio album by American heavy metal band Trivium, released October 10, 2013 in Japan, October 14 in UK, and October 15 in US via Roadrunner Records. It is the second and last album to feature second drummer Nick Augusto before

neg: Iron Maiden 41. Iron Maiden have also been referenced in Weezer's "Heart Songs" (from their 2008 self-titled "Red" album), Blues Traveler's "Psycho Joe" (from 1997's "Straight on till Morning"), and NOFX's "Eddie, Bruce and Paul" (from their 2009 album "Coaster"), which Sputnikmusic describes as "a humorous retelling of Paul DiAnno's departure". In 2008, "Kerrang!" released "", an album composed of Iron Maiden cover songs performed by Metallica, Machine Head, Dream Theater, Trivium, Coheed and Cambria, Avenged Sevenfold, and other groups influenced by the band. In 2010, Maiden uniteD, an acoustic tribute band consisting of members of Ayreon, Threshold and Within Temptation, released

neg: The Crusade (album) the song "Becoming the Dragon," which is based on the Japanese mythological story of the dragon (how the koi will swim up the waterfall known as "Dragon's Gate" where it is thus transformed into the mythological beast. All lyrics by Matt Heafy, and all music by Heafy, except where noted. Trivium Additional performers Production The Crusade (album) The Crusade is the third studio album by heavy metal band Trivium. Released on October 10, 2006 through Roadrunner Records. It is considered a drastic change from their previous album "Ascendancy" by some critics. The album was produced by Jason Suecof and mixed

neg: Tomorrow's Harvest the work of Boards of Canada, filled with the melancholy melodies and subtly edgy rhythms", adding "it is as comforting as a collection of quietly menacing android fever dreams." "Clash" reviewer Robin Murray noted that the album "does come with considerable ballast. A sparse, at times morbid middle section does feel tired, over-extended, with the atmosphere of foreboding perhaps being over-played. Yet throughout there are fine ideas billowing out of the slipstream" and summarised that it "burns as brightly as anything they have accomplished thus far." Writing for Consequence of Sound, Michael Roffman noted that the "seraphic ambiance of 1998's

neg: The Bravest Man in the Universe the US. The album was listed at #36 on Rolling Stone's list of the top 50 albums of 2012. It was the winner of the UK's Q Award for Best Album of 2012, announced on October 22, 2012. "The Bravest Man in the Universe" is Womack's first studio album since 2000's "Christmas Album" and his first album of original material since 1994's "Resurrection". "I'd just come off a heavy drugs scene and I'd been out 20 years", claimed Womack. "I stopped wanting to be a part of music when the Monkees retired." Womack explained that he had lost much of

neg: Trivium (band) its first week of sales. Heafy's vocals had changed from the metalcore scream of the previous albums to actual singing. This new singing style, along with the band's thrash metal music, were criticised as sounding too much like Metallica, who was a major influence on the band. The band supported the album by touring with Iron Maiden and Metallica, appearing on the Black Crusade tour with Machine Head, Arch Enemy, DragonForce and Shadows Fall, as well as headlining a European tour with supporting acts Annihilator and Sanctity and acquiring an opening slot on the Family Values Tour with Korn. Trivium

neg: Dirge Within Rockstar Mayhem Festival. They shared the stage with God Forbid, All That Remains, and Trivium. On September 1 of 2009, the band released their first full-length album entitled "Force Fed Lies". The album was recorded at Belle City Sound with Chris "Wisco" Djuricic. Vocals were co produced by Edsel Dope. The album was produced by Dirge Within, Edsel Dope & Chris Djuricic also helped co-produce the album. The album was mixed by Jeff and Ginge(Bullet for My Valentine) at Not In Pill Studios in Wales. Dirge Within has toured with bands such as Trivium, DevilDriver, Whitechapel, Chimaira, Static-X, and Darkest

neg: Los ángeles (Rosalía album) or revolutionary work and if it has come to save something, it is the music industry, not flamenco." "ABC"s Alberto García Reyes told eldiario.es that while he does not consider "Los ángeles" to be "an aberration", he feels Rosalía is not suited for the genre. He said: "Rosalía does not sing badly, but in flamenco she does not fit much. She is a very respectful girl, who has not come to invent a revolution for her face. She does not hurt anyone or has proclaimed herself master of anything." He was also critical of the album's promotional campaign, arguing that

neg: Nick Augusto Smith again refused to join the band for live performances. Around the same time two new songs, "Shattering the Skies Above" and Sepultura cover "Slave New World", were released, both featuring Augusto. Since then he recorded two studio albums with the band and appeared in numerous music videos. On May 3, 2014 he played Carolina Rebellion festival show which turned out to be his last with Trivium. Four days later it was announced that band had parted ways with Augusto whilst travelling on their tour bus in the midst of their current Vengeance Falls album tour due to "off-stage differences".

neg: Trivium Trivium The trivium is the lower division of the seven liberal arts and comprises grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric. The trivium is implicit in "De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii" ("On the Marriage of Philology and Mercury") by Martianus Capella, but the term was not used until the Carolingian Renaissance, when it was coined in imitation of the earlier quadrivium. Grammar, logic, and rhetoric were essential to a classical education, as explained in Plato's dialogues. The three subjects together were denoted by the word "trivium" during the Middle Ages, but the tradition of first learning those three subjects was established in ancient

neg: The Sin and the Sentence and the Sentence" delivering a quality listen from beginning to end." Decibel also wrote an editorial in which they recommended that readers "Give the new Trivium album a chance" despite acknowledging that the band's style of metal might not align with many of their readers' preferences, and highlighted the song 'Betrayer', writing "Heroic guitar harmonies! Screaming vocals! Clean-singing choruses that stay in your head for hours! This is what I look for in a Trivium song." AllMusic wrote a positive review, noting that "the band has never sounded more confident, delivering a positively lethal 11-song set that strikes the perfect

neg: Into the Gap milestone on how far new music has come in the past few years. It's enough to make you forget that the old dinosaur bands ever existed." J. D. Considine of "Musician" wrote "At times, the gimmicks can be as slight as a synthesizer setting, but they invariable make the album seem dazzling even when it isn't." However, the "NME" called them, "1984's most instantly kitsch mass program of monosodium glutamation of the brain". A more recent review from Jose F. Promis of AllMusic gave the album four out of five stars and wrote that "Nearly every song on this set

neg: K² (band) decided to take the advice of an old friend and finally produce a solo album. Picking the moniker "K-Squared" or "K²", he embarked on a journey that would last four years and would eventually end with the release of K²'s first album, "Book of the Dead". K² began in May 2001 when bassist Ken Jaquess asked drummer Doug Sanborn to contribute to some new music he was working on. Having no idea if anything would come of these sessions, they set out to record a project that would soon take on a life all its own. After only four rehearsals

neg: End-Time Illusion for a new drummer when Dave’s brother Matt decided to come out of “retirement” and join the fold. The chemistry was immediate and E-TI proceeded to hit the road. Mastering for the new album was once again completed by Jim Morris of :Morrisound Recording. The band toured the east coast for the second time in the summer of 2008. On June 21, 2008 Eminent Profane was released on Spare Change Records. According to a review on CD Baby by Bob Howard, the band mixes "many important genres of metal and does so by not conforming to the in thing". In

neg: Lizzy Borden (band) was enlisted to capture the essence of Lizzy Borden for the stage show and the CD cover art. On May 17, 2004, guitarist Alex Nelson was killed in a head-on car collision. Lizzy Borden disbanded soon after. In a 2008 interview with Lucem Fero when asked about Alex Nelson singer Lizzy Borden said: Two years after Alex Nelson's death, Lizzy Borden regrouped with new guitarist Ira Black and on November 1, 2007, the album "Appointment with Death" was released worldwide. The album also features guest appearances by George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob), Dave Meniketti (Y&T), and Corey Beaulieu (Trivium), among

neg: Love Come to Life album, "Love Come To Life". Christian Music Zine's Tyler Hess said that "the album definitely plays it too safe for my taste, but that tends to be the status quo for contemporary Christian music, so here’s another log on the fire." "Christianity Today"'s Robert Ham said that "Their albums come out like clockwork, and the music on them fall into a niche of adult contemporary pop with few frills and fewer surprises. Their new disc follows this template to the letter, fluttering along in the background with piano-driven balladry and mid-tempo barroom stompers. Were it not for an inspiring heart

neg: In Flames third studio album "Immersion". The song "Self Versus Self" is one of three collaborations on the album. On 11 October 2010, In Flames entered IF Studios in Gothenburg to start recording their new album, tentatively titled "Sounds of a Playground Fading". On 25 January 2011, the band announced that the recording of their new album was finished and that the album was being mixed. The album was recorded with producer Roberto Laghi. To support the album, In Flames performed at the Sonisphere Festival in Knebworth, and alongside Megadeth, Trivium, Machine Head, Godsmack, and Disturbed at the Mayhem Festival 2011. They

neg: Trivium (band) to Inferno" right through to "In Waves", there is a clear thrash influence from Metallica and Machine Head, as well as some early In Flames. Upon the release of their second album "Ascendancy", Trivium were identified as melodic metalcore with strong elements of thrash metal, with the third track on the album "Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr" becoming a permanent fixture in the band's set lists and the rest of the album selling itself to gold status. "Ascendancy" was even featured as one of Metal Hammer's Albums of the Decade. Later releases have marked changes in the

neg: Dark Horse (Twista album) for the radio." He also spoke about the style of the album, saying: "It’s going to be that die hard Twista style mixed in with a little bit of the new vibe. I definitely pay attention to younger artists that come out and new sounds that come out. I definitely want to make sure I’m able to artistically incorporate what I’m hearing. I like to pay attention to it and stay current. I’m always listening to the new mixtapes so that I can naturally stay on pace with the younger cats when I’m making my album. I don’t like to

neg: Sarah Dash to commercial acclaim until the releases of 1974's "Nightbirds" (which featured the group's biggest smash single of their careers, "Lady Marmalade") and 1975's "Phoenix". Following the release of 1976's "Chameleon" and a 1977 tour, the group agreed to split after the trio failed to come to terms with material (the group were working on an album titled "Shaman" when they split) and had finally "rocked and rolled themselves out". In 1978, Dash released her self-titled debut album, which included the top-ten disco hit, "Sinner Man". She also performed vocals on several ballads, notably "You," and "We're Lovers After All," and

neg: Corey Beaulieu Guns N' Roses first piqued his interest in rock music, but his main influence to become a musician was after hearing Metallica. He was asked to join Trivium when he tried out for the band, after the release of their first album "Ember to Inferno" in 2003. He performed backing vocals for "Taking Dawn" in 2010. Later, in 2011, Beaulieu performed guest vocals on Maine metal band Rebirth To End's song "The Weakness Randomization." In the past Beaulieu used mainly Jackson guitars such as the Jackson KV-2 Black Ghost Flames finish (as seen in Roadrunner United bonus DVD) and DX10D

neg: Metallica has been the biggest influence on the band, stating, "they really changed my life when I was 16 years oldI'd never heard anything that heavy". Vocalist and guitarist Robb Flynn of Machine Head said that when creating the band's 2007 album, "The Blackening", "What we mean is an album that has the power, influence and epic grandeur of that album "Master of Puppets"and the staying powera timeless record like that". Trivium guitarists Corey Beaulieu and Matt Heafy said that when they heard Metallica they wanted to start playing guitar. M. Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold said touring with Metallica was the

neg: Moments (Boz Scaggs album) achievement, saying that it "found him sketching out the blue-eyed soul that would eventually bring him fame when he streamlined it for 1976's "Silk Degrees"." All tracks composed by Boz Scaggs; except where indicated Side One Side Two Moments (Boz Scaggs album) Moments is the third album by singer Boz Scaggs, released in 1971. It was his debut album on the Columbia label. In a contemporary review, "Rolling Stone" critic Charlie Burton hailed "Moments" as "one of the most transcendental albums to come out of rock in some time", "elaborately arranged and produced, but the result is a warm, funky

neg: Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II "flat-out SOLID". "The New York Times"s Jon Caramanica called the album "impressive" and stated "That it’s inconsistent with everything in hip-hop that surrounds it only adds to the album’s charm". Michael Saba of "Paste" called it "a classic, and one of the best albums to come out of the New York rap scene in the last decade". "Toronto Star" writer Corey Mintz commended Raekwon for his ability as an emcee, writing "Raekwon still simmers with the same confident tempo, as if never breathing in or out". Sobhi Abdul-Rakhman of Sputnikmusic gave the album a rave review and found it accomplished

neg: Life, Love & Hope unmistakable from the moment the soaring harmonies kick in on ‘Heaven on Earth,’ the album’s opening track and lead single. It provides a vintage moment on an album that otherwise contains quite a bit of exploration, both musically and sonically — something that we’ve come to expect from Scholz when he’s working in the backroom on new Boston music." "Life, Love & Hope" received 47 out of 100 from Metacritic. It earned 2.5 stars from AllMusic's reviewers and 3.5 stars from the AllMusic users. AllMusic reviewer Tim Sendra added, "David Victor, sounds a lot like Delp and does a fine

neg: M b v (album) of the original material recorded in 1996. Commenting on unreleased songs from "m b v"s recording sessions Shields said "there's probably about three more [songs] that will come out sometime." In 2007, describing the imminent release of a new record, Shields said "It sounds like what we sounded like—different but not radically different" and revealed the album was composed from "[the] '96/'97 record half-finished record finished, and then a compilation of stuff we did before that in 1993–94, and a little bit of new stuff." My Bloody Valentine confirmed "m b v"s release through the band's Facebook page on 2

neg: Pagoda (band) producer Hugh Pool at Excello Recording Studios in Brooklyn, New York, the album marks a departure from the post-grunge freak-out of their debut. On a trip to Morocco, Pitt was introduced to Gnawa music. The Gnawa play deeply hypnotic trance music, marked by low-toned, rhythmic sintir melodies, call and response singing, handclapping and cymbals. This music influenced the sound of the album. And in late 2011, Pitt released that the band had split up. "We just don't have the time, and if the album does come out in the U.S., we will all be lucky. But for now we leave

neg: Mastermind (Rick Ross album) and precise even on the theatrically dark "In Vein", where he raps fast to play-off the Weeknd's cynical come-ons. The bleaker the setting, the brighter Ross shines." David Jeffries of AllMusic said, ""Mastermind"—Ross' annual stomp-and-swagger album, 2014 edition—could be swapped out with 2009's "Deeper Than Rap" and only those burnt out on the album would know the difference, but when being stuck in a rut means you grind your wheels and all that spews out is gold, you only need to look to successful artists like the always funky James Brown, the always rockin' AC/DC, and the always stoned Devin

neg: Come to the Well album "is defiantly a step in the right" direction. Grace S. Aspinwall of "CCM Magazine" gave the album four out of five stars, praising the overall quality of the album and commending the band for "staying true to themselves". Robert Ham of "Christianity Today" gave the album three out of five stars, critiquing the album for "sticking to the well-trodden road of modern worship". Tom Lennie of Cross Rhythms gave "Come to the Well" nine out of ten stars, praising the album's music and lyrics for being "impacting" and "making for much more than just an enjoyable listen". Jonathan Andre

neg: When I Come Around When I Come Around "When I Come Around" is a song released by American punk rock band Green Day. It is the tenth track on their third studio album, "Dookie", and was released as the fourth single from that album in 1995. It was played live as early as 29 August 1992. "When I Come Around" was Green Day's most popular radio single in their early career, peaking at No. 6 on the "Billboard" Hot 100 Airplay chart. This was their highest charting radio single until 2004's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" peaked at No. 2. "When I Come Around" was

neg: Rugby Thompson rapper” label, but is also probably the best rap album to come out of New York this year." Steve Juon of RapReviews gave the album a 6.5 out of 10, saying "The only impressions I get of Smoke DZA on "Rugby Thompson" are that he wants to smoke weed, fuck around, and make tracks with his friends - which when it comes to free mixtapes was perfectly fine. Now that he's charging for it though he should come with a little bit more, especially if he's promising a thematic cinematic album that ultimately doesn't turn out to be either." Peter

neg: Enrique Iglesias know when you're going to catch a big one." Continuing on to tell what fans can expect to hear, he said he's ready to try something new saying, "I come out with so many albums and I want to make sure that if I come out with an album it sounds new. At least to me." It has been confirmed that Iglesias will be working with Mark Taylor, The Cataracs, and Carlos Paucar for his new album. On 31 May 2013, Iglesias performed at the Mawazine Festival in Rabat, Morocco. The show broke the highest attendance record as more than

neg: Trivium (band) Augusto is a former member of Maruta and Metal Militia, in which he played with Gregoletto. The band has not yet stated the reason of his departure. While Trivium's relationship with Smith had deteriorated over the years, the band had no immediate plans to replace him when he announced in late October 2009 that he would be sitting out the 'Into the Mouth of Hell We March' tour to take care of "some personal business." Trivium contributed to the "God of War III" soundtrack by recording the song, "Shattering the Skies Above". It is exclusively included on "", a digital

neg: Vengeance Falls album". Other impressive tracks are "Incineration: The Broken World" and "No Way to Heal", which is praised for its tempo changes and guitar solos ("The real kicker though is the intense solo at the end, by far one of the best in their catalogue of over one hundred songs"). A more mixed review came from Sputnikmusic staff reviewer Thompson D. Gerhart. He gave the album a three out of five ""Vengeance Falls" is an album with utility." and also stated "You must try to understand: Trivium really are the next Metallica, for better or worse." The album debuted at No.

neg: The Philosopher's Stone (album) Commenting on the previously unreleased songs, Van Morrison remarked: "It's hard to work out why you didn't put something out at the time. Usually it felt like it didn't fit...When I was with Warner Brothers they were very minimalist." The Van Morrison song titled "Philosopher's Stone" does not appear on this album, but is from 1999's "Back On Top", released one year after this album. Many of the recording dates on the album notes are disputed by one of Morrison's biographers, Heylin. "Really Don't Know" he claims was recorded in 1969, not 1971 as he only has details of the

neg: Miss May I Killswitch Engage, Trivium and Battlecross. On November 20, 2013 the band described the sound of their forthcoming album via Metal Hammer with vocalist Levi Benton stating that ""no two songs sound the same"" and ""...After a couple of years touring and growing, we’ve come back to writing and have been adding different influences. There’s some slower, heavier stuff, thrashier parts and no two songs sound the same. We’re doing something to challenge ourselves and our listeners but please both, too."". On December 14, 2013 the band announced that they are looking for a fan to get a tattoo of their

neg: In Color (album) may have lost some of its power due to Tom Werman's more layered production, "In Color" does show the band's more melodic side that was partially lost on the debut. The album made the band superstars in Japan, where "I Want You to Want Me" and "Clock Strikes Ten" were hit singles. Five of the ten tracks on "In Color" were later released in live form on Cheap Trick's classic live album "Cheap Trick at Budokan" ("Hello There", "Big Eyes", "I Want You to Want Me", "Clock Strikes Ten" and "Come On, Come On"). "In Color"'s front cover has a

neg: Lightning Bolt (Pearl Jam album) scales from poignant to maudlin". Philip Cosores of "Paste" gave the album a 4.0 out of 10, saying "The album does grow on the listener, as Vedder's voice and the band's seeming ambivalence to all musical trends and developments outside of them is strangely comforting. And maybe some of these songs will come alive when performed, but there is not a single one to love in the set. Essentially, the cruise control is running onward with disregard for all the maintenance and repairs that an engine needs, and the result is the worst album of their career." "Lightning Bolt" became

neg: Trivium (band) band. "The Crusade" was seen as a major shift in musical direction due to the change in vocal style, namely the absence of screaming, and some of the melodies featured. "The Crusade" is a much more thrash-oriented album and lyrical content was also different in direction, citing current affairs, such as the famous killings. In Autumn 2008, Trivium released "Shogun", which has a heavy Japanese influence on its title track as well as the first single release "Kirisute Gomen", which translates to "authorization to cut and leave". Acknowledging Matt Heafy's Japanese heritage, the album also was described more favorably as

neg: Battle of the Sexes (album) RapReviews gave "Battle of the Sexes" a 5.5/10 rating and perceived its lyrics as "instantly forgettable". "The Harvard Crimson"s Araba A. Appiagyei-Dankah gave it 2½ out of 5 stars and wrote "When the album remembers to be a “battle” rather than an endless string of mildly memorable dance tunes and awkward sex songs, it presents a one-sided and misogynistic view of women". Despite noting that "there really isn't much of a battle at all", "Exclaim!"s Neil Acharya commended Ludacris for his performance on the album, stating "he seems content to do what he does best: make a pretty run-of-the-mill topic

neg: Tutu (album) turned off jazz purists. Writing for "Something Else!" in 2006, S. Victor Aaron the best songs from "Tutu" may have been Davis's own composition "Tomaas": "With a reggae beat married to repetitive single note underpinned by some very nifty bass work by Miller, Miles and Miller (also on soprano sax) trade fours and eights in a rare opportunity for Miles to stretch out. Overall, though, the trumpet playing is subdued, probably more constrained by production than declining abilities. Rarely does the mute come off his horn." Between May and August 2010, Miller performed on the "Tutu Revisted" concert tour with

neg: Come Get It: The Very Best of Aaron Carter original singing voice. This was the second compilation album of his, after 2003's "Most Requested Hits" where no songs from his debut album were featured. Writing for AllMusic, Stephen Thomas Erlewine praises the compilation for its tighter and more concise approach to Carter's discography, compared to 2003's "Most Requested Hits". Erlewine also notes the omission of "Shake It", Carter's first hit, and Carter's cover of "Surfin' USA", both tracks present on his debut album. rateyourmusic reviewers have given the album an aggregate score of 1.58 out of 5 from a pool of ten user scores. Come Get It: The Very