Trivium's Matt Heafy Excited About Current Lineup
. And Heafy says even after only a few months with Wandtke, it feels as if he's been part of the group for years. Heafy tells Loudwire: "For the first time in our careers, everything we're playing sounds like the record. I'm not putting that as a fault upon any of the previous drummers, but I'm putting that as a fault of the previous three lineups. "At each point in time, we had to make a drummer change because our band either wasn't able to perform well or create good music or be functional as a unit anymore. So, thankfully with someone like Paul who comes to the table with a full set of musical pedigree, it allows us to play anything. "We're playing music from records two-seven now. I finally retrained myself how to scream again, so everything is exactly how it was." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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