I'm literally gonna explode from excitement when the Lords of the Trident come on. If you guys don't hear from me again after this, that's why. I exploded. Straight up dead. Passed away from being delighted.
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I'm literally gonna explode from excitement when the Lords of the Trident come on. If you guys don't hear from me again after this, that's why. I exploded. Straight up dead. Passed away from being delighted.
I started listening to a band named Lords of the Trident and I swear they're power metal Lord of the Lost.
First of all: their names
Second: they have the same approach to social media, by just constantly putting out stuff like videos, new music and just a lot of posts, reels etc
Third: their lead singer's last name is Christian (aka Chris's first name)
Ohhh now this is a band I haven’t heard of!
Still, they seem to have so much in common with LOTL, I swear, I keep reading your ask and realising there are so many things they share with LOTL
Will you light a fire when the world is bitter and cold?
Will you build the pyre out of that which you carry around in your soul?
Can you feed the flame with the kindling of memories old?
Will they speak your name? Over and over and over the story is told...
Thursday, January 14: Lords of the Trident, “Shattered Skies”
Although their silly stage names (Fang Von Wrathenstein, Asian Metal) distracted from the proficiency of their music, Lords of the Trident were fully committed to their craft, and Frostburn was every bit as strong a power metal record as anything coming out of Europe. And on that tip, “Shattered Skies” closed out the album with galloping rhythms, charging guitars and solos, and classically heroic vocals from the aforementioned Von Wrathenstein. All the usual power metal legends were referenced in some capacity, but this was plenty enjoyable in its own right. It was actually a bit refreshing, because these guys were clearly playing for the fun of it and weren’t really trying to prove any point. And perhaps were it not for the ridiculous stage names, “Shattered Skies” might’ve earned greater acclaim.
Fire good
アメリカの5人組アドベンチャーメタルバンドLords of the Trident.BraveWordsの記事で見かけて,ビジュアルとアドベンチャーってのが気になりチェック.[Shadows from the Past]は2018年発表の4thアルバム.Youtube, bandcampにて全曲試聴可能.
Lords of the Trident [Shadows from the Past] 2018
Twilight Forceみたいなシンフォニックでエピックで壮大なものを期待していたけど,見た目とは裏腹にハイトーンを駆使した正統派パワーメタル.日本盤ボーナストラックっていう情報も載っていて調べてみたけど,発売元などは不明. L to R Ds : Master Hercule Schlagzeuger Gt : Baron Taurean Helleshaar Vo : Fang VonWrathenstein Gt : Asian Metal Ba : Pontifex Mortis http://www.lordsofthetrident.com/ https://lordsofthetrident.bandcamp.com/
me: *giggling, kicking feet, drawing fluffy art of my blorbos kissing*
the soundtrack: *DRAGONFORCE AND LORDS OF THE TRIDENT SHREDDING AT MAX VOLUME*
my current favorite album