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For Trivium drummer Travis Smith, making music has always been a part of his life.
“I would go to school and most of my schooling was band,” he said.
“I was in the marching band, concert band, jazz band, I was in a drum core class … basically I would have music all day long and I would try to do that for as many semesters as I possibly could without my guidance counsellor freaking out.
“Then I would go home from that and get behind my kit in my parents’ garage and just play for hours and hours and hours. I would play until 9pm at night because it was the latest my parents would let me play. I was on the other side of the wall when they were trying to eat dinner and watch TV.”
It’s a passion and work ethic that has seen Smith, 26, earn the reputation as one of the most explosive young drummers in the world and his band – a four-piece thrash metal outfit from Orlando in the US – international acclaim as the new kings of heavy metal.
Next month, Australia will get to experience the band first-hand when it hits our shores to promote its fourth studio album Shogun.
“Going to a beautiful place like Australia, we don’t have to ever second guess that. If they want us there, then we’ll be there,” Smith said.