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Rating: LA RECENSIONE
I am writing this to insult this group. Signed by Roadrunner Records, Trivium produces "Ascendancy". I still haven't figured out what genre they play.
Listening to "Pull Harder On the Strings of Your Martyr" maybe I do. It's a sort of Punk-Death. It starts with two guitar strums and then you hear Matt Heys' voice screaming like a madman (similar to the vocalist of Suffocation) and then he attempts a chorus in the style of Green Day.
I move on to the other songs and realize this band is a poor imitation of In Flames and Dark Tranquillity.
I'm sorry I got it, good thing I borrowed it.
Don't buy it.
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Summary by Bot
This review harshly criticizes Trivium's Ascendancy album for its unclear genre and poor attempt to blend punk, death metal, and melodic elements. The vocals are described as screamy and inconsistent, while the band is seen as an unsuccessful imitation of In Flames and Dark Tranquillity. The reviewer does not recommend purchasing the album.
Trivium
Trivium are an American metal band frequently discussed in terms of metalcore roots and thrash/heavy metal ambitions, with singer/guitarist Matt Heafy often singled out in reviews for his vocal approach and Metallica comparisons.21 Reviews
