#17 - Trivium - Until The World Goes Cold
Trivium have been kicking around the metal scene since their outstanding debut disc Ascendancy in 2005. I can honestly say that I hadn't paid much attention to them since 2008, but now that Matt Heafy has embraced the clean singing lifestyle, it seems the band has matured to a point where they're ready to reign the metal scene once more. Silence in the Snow got up to #19 on the Billboard 200 and #3 on the Hard Rock and Rock charts as well. Other standout tracks include "Silence in the Snow" and "The Thing That's Killing Me".
"Until The World Goes Cold" opens with a slow guitar and drum pace, then the chugging guitars drop a heavy load on your head and don't stop pummeling for the next 5 minutes. Heafy's clean voice tells a tale of fighting a battle to rise up to the top. It's a great crushing song with a solid pace and loud guitars. It's nice to see Trivium back on top of the mountain and I hope they'll be able to keep rocking for years to come. It's hard to think that Matt Heafy is now 30, as he was only 17 when Trivium was signed.
Title: Until The World Goes Cold
Artist: Trivium
Album: Silence in the Snow
Previous #17s
2015: Big Data - The Business of Emotion (ft White Sea)
2014: Foster The People - Coming of Age
2013: Sevendust - Decay
2012: Morning Parade - Headlights
2011: Lonely Island - Jack Sparrow (Ft Michael Bolton)
2010: Slash - Baby Can't Drive (ft Alice Cooper + Nicole Scherzinger)
2009: DevilDriver - Another Night In London
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