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Trivium's Matt Heafy Received Help From Axl Rose's Vocal Coach

09/16/2015
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(TeamRock Radio) Trivium's Matt Heafy has recalled how Axl Rose's vocal coach helped him overcome his singing problems. He blew out his voice during a show in Columbus, Ohio, last year and the band were forced to cancel shows as a result. But when he made his live return, fans noticed changes in his performance.

And on Trivium's latest single Silence In The Snow, he can be heard delivering a more melodic sound, a pattern which is followed throughout the album of the same name.

Heafy tells Metal Hammer magazine that he hooked up with signing coach Ron Anderson after a recommendation from Avenged Sevenfold's M Shadows. He says: "Ron's taught Axl Rose, Chris Cornell, Janet Jackson - the list goes on.

"Not only has he helped my clean singing, but he's taught me a correct screaming technique, because what I'd been doing for 15 years was incorrect and I was on the brink of destroying my voice.

"In the past, singing was such a strain and screaming would give me headaches and make my lungs hurt and my throat hurt. But I thought that was the way it was supposed to be." Read more here.

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