It seems that there will be no Sepultura tour activities in 2020 for obvious reasons, despite the arrival of a seriously good album in “Quadra“. There will however be a rescheduled run in North America with Art of Shock, Sacred Reich and Crowbar in March 2021 so it is going to be worth the wait.
If you’re not a Portuguese speaker then you might want to skip the first 1:20 of this video to where the music starts. Sepultura drummer Eloy Casagrande playthrough “Cyber God” from the bands Jens Bogren (At The Gates, Dark Tranquillity) produced album “Machine Messiah“, a song which has yet to be performed live by the
Brazilian Thrash Masters Sepultura have never failed to surprise over the past 16 weeks with their impressive Q&A series. The latest episode not only sees both guitarist Andreas Kisser and Paulo Xisto interview famed Brazilian singer Ney Matogrosso, but also pick up their instruments for a rendition of the Motorhead classic “Orgasmatron” with the legend
We’re going to miss this series when Sepultura return to the stage and finally get to play some more songs from “Quadra“. But in the meantime lets make the most of it! For episode #15 Drummer Eloy Casagrande and guitarist Andreas Kisser are joined by Charles Gavin from at Brazilian rock band Titãs and João Barone of Paralamas.
Anyone who has seen the weekly “Quadra” series from Brazilian Metal Gods Sepultura will know that drummer Eloy Casagrande drops a separate playthrough of the weeks rehearsal style live track via his own YouTube channel. He has been putting out other material as well and today he has put together a playthrough for “Vandals Nest”
“The true voice, our music, it’s always been our music, Can’t speak to our faces, it’s easy to put your mask on, The typing and bitching it’s how you keep your distance, There’s always a reason we’ve moved beyond your limits, Hide, Lie, Hide, Take your mask off!”
“Go ahead and get it off your chest, With luck you may survive the guillotine, Nothing’s what it seems, Unlucky thirteen, Nothing’s what it seems, With the number thirteen…“. Having moved away from the “Quadra” tracks for their weekly live rehearsal playthrough, this weeks episode of the now 13 week old Q&A series from Brazilian
It wouldn’t be Wednesday at this point without a Q&A with Sepultura and guests along with some special extras. The Brazilian Thrash Gods have indulged us this week with not only System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian but also Titãs guitarist Tony Bellotto joining them. As if that wasn’t enough, both join the band
It hardly seems possible but we are now at week #11 of the Sepultura Q&A series and each week it has just got that much better. This time out not only do bassist Paulo Xisto and guitarist Andreas Kisser chat with Phil Rind of Thrash legends Sacred Reich but he joins them for a rehearsal
It’s that time of the week again! Like groundhog day, Brazilian Thrash Gods Sepultura have been dropping an incredible weekly interview series with fan Q&A’s, guests galore, a playthrough rehearsal style and much, much more. This week the track is the absolute classic “Desperate Cry” which sees the band joined by former Shadows Fall pairing
