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“It’s like our Ace Of Spades. I’ll have to play it forever!” How Roots Bloody Roots made Sepultura nu metal superstars – before the band tore themselves apart
Sepultura were one of the most evolutionary metal bands of the 1990s.
Sepultura roots bloody roots pavarotti biography
The Brazilians originally rose from the slums of Belo Horizonte playing a particularly anarchic and nascent form of thrash. Then, they slowed to a stomping groove metal pace on 1993’s Chaos A.D.: two years after grunge and Metallica’s Black Album made high-speed rage passé.
That change let the band fly – scoring commercial success and major-label deals – while so many of their extreme peers tumbled out of relevance.
In 1996, Sepultura reinvented themselves once again to reach the apex of their excellence.
Singer/guitarist Max Cavalera had been introduced to early nu metal by his late stepson, Dana Wells, and – years before the genre ruled the mainstream – he mixed its hallmarks with