 | Blog author: Alex Stojanovic Every band has at least one music video that they regret doing, and never released it. For Trivium, they may have a couple of questionable videos in their early years. Many people would say that the "Anthem (We Are The Fire)" video is a cringey one, but they released that one. However, they did a more planned out music video for "Dying In Your Arms", but according to them, their managers suggested that they pull the video, and instead, they put together a video that was a compilation of touring footage, which is the one that was originally released. In keeping with the 20th anniversary celebrations of Ascendancy, Trivium decided to dig into the vaults and unearth the long-lost treasure that is the original "Dying In Your Arms" video and finally release it to the public. |
In watching it, it's quite understandable as to why they decided to not release it. It's a total play on Phantom Of The Opera with all the members wearing fancy suits, top hats, capes and masks. It definitely feels like the type of thing you would see a band of their type releasing during that era when metalcore was the dominant force. Either way, it's actually a fun video and it was actually a good idea that they released it all these years later. Plus, in keeping true to the era, the video is in the good ol' 240p resolution. You can both the video and the band's commentary video below.
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