Tag: Arsames

“Twenty-six years ago, Roots Bloody Roots pleaded for the preservation of Brazilian cultural diversity. Today, Kapitur’s distinctive revisit of the song revolves around the historical alienation of common people regarded as different, the bloody roots of us outsiders. It grips on the struggle of finding oneself estranged from one’s original and adoptive cultures, to the

It seems that you can’t be in a Death Metal band that write on lyrical themes of Persian history without getting sent to prison by the Iranian government. They’ve sentenced Arsames to 15 years a piece and forced the band to flee their country in order to escape persecution under the governments strict laws on