Taking their ritual to the masses and playing an intimate show at the Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn New York on 29th February 2020, Soulfly continue to be a Max Cavalera project that delivers the goods, thanks in part to the brilliance of guitarist Marc Rizzo. The man has made him indispensable to the band
Having been teased with a trio of cuts culled from the set appearing earlier in the week, Max Cavalera, Marc Rizzo and company have had their full Pro-Shot set from Bloodstock 2019 shared in full today. The irony of that won’t be lost on any fans – it’s the same day that the new Sepultura
What would have happened if virtuoso guitarist Marc Rizzo had remained in Ill Nino rather than joining his hero Max Cavalera in Soulfly after their debut album tour cycle was completed? Would Ill Nino have gone from strength to strength on the wings of his talent or would they still be the… divided working class
In this fascinating interview, Little Punk People talk to Soulfly main man Max Cavalera. Conversation flows over what happens when we die, OCD, Rituals and being baptized by Lemmy. Soulfly are touring the recently released album “Ritual”. Check out our review!
“The Great Southern Trendkill” was released in 1996 to some critical acclaim. Not only Pantera‘s eighth studio album, but widely considered their most aggressive to date and the first to feature Drop G downtuned guitar work. By this point in their career there were growing tensions in the Pantera camp (allegedly due to the Abbot brothers taste for Whiskey and Anselmo’s hunger for Heroin) which
Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera took part in Revolver Magazine’s “Songs for Black Days” series yesterday with a 10 track deep seletion of tracks that get him fired up when he’s feeling low. While some of them are surprising there are a couple of obvious choices which he has covered in his years in the music
At Pol’and’rock Festival in Kostrzyn, Poland earlier this summer, Soulfly performed new song “The Summoning”. It’s one that appears on their recently released and reviewed album “Ritual” via Nuclear Blast. Max Cavalera and the band maybe at their finest in the live arena, but the album is full of quality cuts.
Brazilian Metallers now relocated to Phoenix Arizona, Soulfly have often come in for a large amount of often unnecessary stick. Metal purists have often argued that Max Cavalera should have stayed with Sepultura after “Roots” in 1996 rather than leaving the band on a high and forging his own path. But so much water has
“Dead Behind The Eyes”, a new song from Soulfly has appeared today. Featuring guest vocals from Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe, it will appear on their upcoming new album “Ritual” that will see release via Nuclear Blast on 19th October. It follows first single and album title track in being released in visualiser format.
It’s safe to consider Max Cavalera’s Soulfly Metal scene veterans at this point. Even his son and sticksman Zyon has been playing in the band since 2012. Their new album “Ritual” will see release on 19th October via Nuclear Blast with those all important pre-orders available here. The title track just got the classic 360
