Trivium

Trivium have released a live in-studio performance of "Fugue (A Revelation)," a track from their 2003 debut album, Ember To Inferno.The performance was filmed at the band's rehearsal and recording facility, The Hang...

As they prepare for departure.

Knuckling down in their headquarters with new drummer Alex ‘Rudy’ Rüdinger, Trivium created something undeniably special with 11th album Crown In The…

In a new interview with Nik Nocturnal's podcast, TRIVIUM vocalist/guitarist Matthew K. Heafy spoke about the band's mindset going into the making of TRIVIUM's upcoming album, "Crown In The Grave", which will arrive on November 20 through Roadrunner Records. He said in part (as transcribed by BLABBER...

Four more songs have been confirmed for the setlist.

We might have had a very different looking Trivium in 2026 - or perhaps no Trivium at all

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Crown in the Grave.

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Metal News: Trivium Premiere New Single & Music Video 'Crown In The Grave' - New Album Due In November

Trivium have announced that their eleventh record, Crown in the Grave, is set for release on November 20th via Roadrunner Records. In addition to the album announcement, the band has also issued the music video for ...

A title which they hid in plain view with their past tour announcements.

After releasing "Dead Inside Of Me" from their upcoming new album, Trivium have revealed today new details about their eleventh studio album. It will be called Crown In The Grave and is due out on November 20th via Roadrunner Records. As of now, you can pre-order the record and also listen to the title track below.

Grammy-nominated heavyweights TRIVIUM — vocalist/guitarist Matthew K. Heafy; guitarist Corey Beaulieu; bassist Paolo Gregoletto; and drummer Alex Rüdinger — have announced their new album "Crown In The Grave". It arrives November 20 through Roadrunner Records. TRIVIUM has shared the "Crown In The Gr...

Trivium, geçtiğimiz yıl yayınladığı Struck Dead EP’si ile ortalığı kasıp kavurduktan sonra, nihayet uzun zamandır beklenen büyük haberi verdi. Grup, 5 yıllık bir aranın ardından 11. stüdyo albümü Crown in the Grave ile geri dönüyor! Albüm 20 Kasım 2026'da çıkışını yapacak. Ancak sosyal medyadaki yorumlarda "Geçen sene EP çıktı, ortada nasıl 5 yıl ara var?" diye kafası karışanlar için hemen küçük bir parantez açalım: Struck Dead sürpriz bir kısa çalandı (EP); grubun son tam stüdyo albümü ise b

The Florida metalcore firebrands’ first album since 2021 drops on November 20

The eleventh release will be out in the eleventh month of the year.

Trivium are putting out a "darker, ghostly" album in the form of Crown In The Grave, whose video takes inspiration from the world of Japanese horror.

Trivium are ready rule again. Following the recent reveal of the veteran metal outfit’s stomping single “Dead Inside of Me,” which they said was teasing an impeding 11th full-length, the band have now confirmed that a record called Crown In the Grave releases in full next month. Better still, they unleashed its title cut today (October 8th). Bassist Paolo Gregoletto explained that this latest single was in part inspired by Japanese film director Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood, and horror-style cinema from the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies. Those binge-watches apparently provided a “ghostly atmosphere that became a set of guardrails for the music, lyrics, artwork and overall identity of the record.” The hard-battering but melodic song in turn finds Matt Heafy singing of battles that put the veritable blade to your throat. Accordingly, the music video — which you’ll find up above — brandishes gleaming hardware in a dojo setting, and also draws up bows and arrows for the occasion. “Crown In the Grave is our eleventh record, and when you get this far into a career, it’s easy to rest on what you’ve already done — or to reinvent yourself just for the sake of it,” Gregoletto added of making the album. “With this record, we wanted to find the space between those two things: Take everything we’ve learned and everything that makes Trivium what it is, but present it in ways we hadn’t before.” “Facing yourself is the final quest,” Heafy added, with it being explained that Trivium’s leader faced “mental health struggles, physical injuries, and intense anxiety” through the making of Crown In the Grave. “We had to do it as a band, and I had to do it in my personal life. I freed my mind from the constraints of being worried. I made a decision to just sing.” The new album is the first to be recorded at their The Hangar studio in Orlando, Florida, and is likewise their first full-length with drummer Alex Rüdinger. It was produced alongside Josh Wilbur (Korn, Lamb of God). Crown In the Grave is due out November 20th via Roadrunner Records, though an exclusive vinyl pre-order on “Blue Dreams”-colored wax (limited to 500 copies) is up now in Revolver’s shop, where you’ll likewise find other Trivium releases. As previously reported, Trivium’s next North American headline tour begins November 5th in St. Petersburg, Florida. That trip also has In Flames, Orbit Culture and Frozen Soul. More show info can be found here.