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Trivium release new music video for ‘The Shadow Of The Abattoir’

TRIVIUM have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track The Shadow Of The Abattoir, is taken from the Florida metal titans’ latest studio album, In The Court Of The Dragon, which was released in October last year. The new music video was directed by Pavel Trebukhin.

Speaking about the new music video, director Pavel Trebukhin comments, “making a video for a band you grew up listening to is a dream come true. ‘Don’t go searching for the battle, you won’t find any beasts to slay’ – I think this line is what stood out the most to me. I knew I had to somehow visualise this message.

Being a fan of dark science fiction, fantasy, and heavily inspired by the ’80s world of Stranger Things, I came up with this idea of a haunted book that holds a secret nobody should know. But because of our human nature, we never know when to stop, so the book keeps feeding off our curious souls, taking one victim after another.

One of the main challenges we’ve faced was how do we make copyright-free book illustrations? It would cost tons of money and time to draw all of them from scratch, so the technology came to help. All of the illustrations you see in the book were 100% AI generated with the help of Midjourney Bot. Then, the whole book was custom made and was actually finished just one hour before the shoot. Overall, we had lots of fun making it. Wouldn’t be possible without the amazing team that has worked tirelessly for three days shooting it. And pay attention to detail, you might find a couple Easter eggs hidden throughout the video :).”

Watch the official music video for The Shadow Of The Abattoir here: 

In The Court Of The Dragon is out now via Roadrunner Records.

For more information on TRIVIUM like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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