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Why Matt Heafy had to delete and re-record all the guitar parts on a Trivium classic
Turns out a guitar that's even slightly out-of-tune can ruin a whole record...
Trivium’s Matt Heafy teaches three “neo-classical” riff ideas to elevate your metal rhythm game
Fleet-fingered modern metal maestro Matthew Kiichi Heafy combines lead techniques and neoclassical melodic ideas with fast-paced riffing in this lesson in his signature style
Seymour Duncan debuts signature Blackouts for Trivium’s Corey Beaulieu
Available for six- and seven-string guitars, the pickups feature an EQ voicing sculpted for Beaulieu’s “chugging riffs and intricate leads”
Trivium announce 2022 North American tour
Between the Buried and Me, Whitechapel and Khemmis will serve as the openers on the trek, which is set to begin in early October
Matt Heafy hints at the possibility of Kramer and Steinberger signature models
“Because why not when Gibson owns the company who started the headless guitar!” the Trivium man exclaims
Matt Heafy: “I knew me and Gerard Way doing a track together would break the elitist mindset of what black metal can be”
The Trivium frontman discusses his new signature Epiphone Les Paul Custom Origins series, explains how Ihsahn empowered him to subvert black metal, and teases more signature gear...
Paolo Gregoletto: “I’ve never needed a side project because Trivium play everything. We’re always trying to push ourselves”
The Trivium bassist on Metallica's influence, live music, and how space, dynamics and an omnivorous approach to metal songwriting makes In The Court Of The Dragon sound so huge
Epiphone and Matt Heafy launch MKH Les Paul Custom Origins Collection, including 25.5"-scale 7-strings
The Trivium man's new signature line comprises 6- and 7-string models in right- and left--handed configurations, all loaded with Fishman Fluence humbuckers and available in Ebony or Bone White finishes
Matt Heafy teaches the ins and outs of Trivium's most ferocious riffs in latest episode of Gibson's Riff Lords
Signature Epiphone Les Paul in hand, Heafy offers up some useful technical tips, and reveals how the unusual healing of a broken pinky on his fretting hand helps him with some particularly gnarly stretches
