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Trivium's Matt Heafy talks new EP 'Struck Dead', Bullet For My Valentine and fighting elitism

Trivium's Matt Heafy talks new EP 'Struck Dead', Bullet For My Valentine and fighting elitism

Update: 2025-11-02
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Trivium's Struck Dead EP marks a significant turning point, born from a cancelled tour and personal mental health struggles. The band's frontman, Matt Heafy, opens up about his journey towards healing and the new EP's raw, honest lyrics. With lineup changes, including the departure of drummer Alex Bent, Trivium embraces an organic approach to their upcoming eleventh album. Heafy also shares his passion for gaming and filmmaking, teasing a cyberpunk game and advocating for inclusivity in heavy metal. Fans can look forward to new music in 2026, as Trivium continues to evolve and push boundaries in the metal scene.

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Trivium's Matt Heafy talks new EP 'Struck Dead', Bullet For My Valentine and fighting elitism

Trivium's Matt Heafy talks new EP 'Struck Dead', Bullet For My Valentine and fighting elitism