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These classic metal albums turn 20 in 2025
Trivium’s Ascendancy, Bullet For My Valentine’s The Poison and Avenged Sevenfold’s City Of Evil are 20 years old now, and your knees aren’t what they used to be
Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine announce pop-up shops for UK tour – and you can get tattooed there if you’re brave enough!
Based in the UK? Get exclusive merch and a fresh piece of ink before seeing Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine play their 2005 albums in full
Metal Hammer releases exclusive Trivium x Bullet For My Valentine bundle – featuring a t-shirt you can’t get anywhere else!
Get the newest Metal Hammer with an exclusive cover and brand-new t-shirt, just in time for Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine’s mammoth Poisoned Ascendancy world tour
Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium are together on the cover of Metal Hammer for the first time ever
We speak to Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium about 20 years of The Poison and Ascendency
Bullet For My Valentine's Matt Tuck and Trivium's Matt Heafy answer your questions
Two of metal's best Matts answer questions from their biggest fans (and no, we still don't know who the next Metallica is)
Trivium’s Matt Heafy names the most personal song he’s ever written
In the new issue of Metal Hammer, Trivium’s leader names the song that most candidly deals with his mental health
Crowdfunding started for Trivium drummer Alex Bent’s baby daughter, now hospitalised for 70 days
The drummer’s baby girl was born weeks prematurely in August, with donations going towards medical fees and other expenses
Trivium, Killswitch, Animals As Leaders, Polyphia alumni and more and more team up for Cult of the Lamb project
Breakout indie game Cult of the Lamb is getting a special soundtrack makeover courtesy of some metal heavyweights
Why Trivium enlisted some superstar help to make Vengeance Falls
Trivium’s career has been a whirlwind of highs and lows – but with 2013’s Vengeance Falls, they finally learned to follow their own instincts...
Trivium were asked to egg Iron Maiden at Ozzfest 2005. They declined and started wearing Iron Maiden shirts onstage.
A feud between the Osbournes and Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson came to a head during Ozzfest 2005. Trivium, who paid 30 grand to join the tour, steered clear and started supporting their heavy metal heroes
