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
Some 50 miles from Hamburg, Germany and with it’s iconic Bull Skull logo, Wacken Open Air Festival is perhaps the most well known of the annual Metal festivals. Celebrating 28 years this year having been established in 1990 and attracting some 80,000 metal fans from around the globe, it’s not surprising that it’s a festival
Braintee in Essex is the home of Industrial Electronicia pioneers The Prodigy. Rising from the back of the early 90’s rave scene, the bands third album “The Fat Of The Land” released in 1997, build on their previous hard work to critical acclaim and huge commercial success. Going Multi Platinum, the single “Fire Starter” was
Listmania is back again with Metal Hammer posting their list of “The 50 Best Riffs Ever”. The format is an interesting one with current Metal Scene musicians talking about each pick. There are more than a few surprises in the Subgenre and generation spanning list which sees the likes of Progressive Tech-Metal pioneers SikTh alongside
Its not often you can get your friends on stage for a song. It’s even rarer to be able to get your family on stage. From their set on 1st August at Wacken Open Air Festival in Germany and featuring a guest appearance from Yohan Kisser, here’s Sepultura performing “Desperate Cry”. Got to be a
Recorded in Tampa, Florida at Morrisound Recording with Scott Burns in the production chair and released in 1991 is the album that many consider to be San Paulo Brazilian legends Sepultura’s finest hour. Well, 42 minutes and 26 seconds if you want to be specific about it. It’s the album that started the ball rolling
Released 22 years ago in February 1996, “Roots Bloody Roots” by Sepultura was the lead single from their legendary sixth studio album “Roots”. The album not only marked their collaboration with Ross Robinson but also their final album with their original line-up. Roadrunner Records made their name releasing albums like this one and it was a time when
Russian brutes God Syndrome have returned with Elena Feneva for a cover of “Cataclysm Children” by Norwegian Black Metal legends Dimmu Borgir! Having previously released excellent versions of “Dead Embryonic Cells” by Sepultura and “Symphony of Destruction” by Megadeth, the band have form when it comes to covers!
Part #4 of the Sepultura “Machine Messiah” tour diary which documents their European run with Obscura, GoatWhore and Uber Producer Will Putney’s band Fit For An Autopsy has arrived! This time out, guitarist Andreas Kisser provides us with a full tour rig run down, while the Brazilian Metallers play a quartet of shows across Czech
An absolute stone wall classic this. Drum Cam footage of Sepultura sticksman Eloy Casagrande playing “Arise” at the Dicky Woodstock Popfestival in Holland on 3rd August. The Brazilian legends current album “Machine Messiah” is a real return to form and the band have begun writing new material towards the next release.
