"Catastrophist" music video by Trivium
Added: 27-02-2020
Genre : Metal & X-Core
Description : Trivium - Catastrophist [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Trivium's official music video for "Catastrophist", from the upcoming album What The Dead Men Say, available April 24th - pre-order now: https://ift.tt/2I0aUlJ
Directed by Ryan Mackfall
Produced by CRASHBURN
Starring:
Rimca Karmaker
Ciaran Clarke
Jason Squibb
DP: Ryan Mackfall
Additional Camera Operator: Sam Breeze
1st AC: Joshua Bransgrove
Art Director: Lee Evans
Set Designer: Hugo Helene
Editor: John John Philips
Colourist: Katie Dymmock
VFX: Callum Lewis
DIT: Billy Child
Line Producer: Jez Marshall
Wardrobe Researcher: Amy Della
Make Up: Sarah Panigada
Art Department Technicians:
Tony Plant
Isaac
Unit Manager: AJ Salisbury
Runners:
Aaron Massie
Andrew Nile
Set Photographer: Tom Young
2nd Unit Director - Derek Scearce
Gaffer - Pat Knowles
Grip - Gary Bristow
Dolly Grip - Matt LeBeau
PA - Christian Carson
Stage Manager - Juan Escribano
With special thanks to Joe Grey at Shiver Me Timbers, Chapman Leonard Studios, Penzance and Cornwall County Council,
Film on location in Tehidy, Cornwall, UK and Orlando, Florida, USA.
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Hailing from central Florida, Trivium formed in 2000 and quickly built a buzz around Orlando's metal community with their blend of metalcore, thrash, and progressive metal. Having secured a contract with the German Lifeforce imprint, the band issued its debut album, Ember to Inferno, in October 2003 with a lineup that included vocalist/guitarist Matt Heafy, drummer Travis Smith, and bassist Brent Young. The debut was well received, and Trivium signed with Roadrunner Records for their next effort. Ascendancy appeared in March 2005, at which point the band's roster had shifted to include Heafy, Smith, bassist Paolo Gregoletto, and guitarist Corey Beaulieu. The album was reissued in May of the following year with four additional tracks and a bonus DVD. Trivium then visited the U.K. in June for the 2006 Download Festival, followed by multiple European headlining gigs and a stint with America's traveling metal/hardcore fest Sounds of the Underground. The tour saw them playing alongside other heavy-hitting bands like As I Lay Dying, GWAR, Cannibal Corpse, and Terror.
After the release of the album, Madiro left the band and was succeeded by Paul Wandtke, who lasted less than a year before being replaced by Alex Bent. In late 2016, Trivium partnered with Cooking Vinyl to re-release Ember to Inferno in several variations. The two deluxe editions contained the band's earliest demos, including "Ruber" (aka the Red Demo), "Caeruleus" (aka the Blue Demo), and "Flavus" (aka the Yellow Demo), all recorded when Heafy was between 16 and 17 years old. Late 2017 saw the release of the band's eighth studio long-player, The Sin and the Sentence, which was produced by Josh Wilbur and released via Roadrunner.
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