SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser has reportedly revealed on the Sonoros Podcast, in his native language Portuguese, that the band intends to commemorate its 40th anniversary in 2024 with an extraordinary …
Vania Cavalera, the mother of Max and Igor Cavalera, the founding members of SEPULTURA, has passed away at the age of 80. Max and Igor announced their mother’s passing in a social media …
Nuclear Blast have previously announced the signing of metal legends CAVALERA. The first release under the deal with be a re-recording of SEPULTURA‘s first EP Bestial Devastation (originally released in 1985) and debut full-length album Morbid …
In a new interview with the “Mike Nelson Show,” former SEPULTURA drummer Igor Cavalera discussed the possibility of the classic SEPULTURA lineup reunion. Igor‘s brother, Max, left the band in 1996 after the rest of …
According to Folha De S. Paulo, former SEPULTURA members Max and Igor Cavalera have denied permission to the makers of the band’s official documentary, “Sepultura Endurance”, to use the band’s …
In a new new interview with The Salt Lake Tribune, Igor Cavalera was asked about his relationship with his former bandmates in SEPULTURA. He responded: “It is negative because, to a …
Ex-SEPULTURA and current CAVALERA CONSPIRACY drummer, Igor Cavalera, recently spoke with Greg RaMar of AntiHero Magazine. Asked if he is happy with how the SEPULTURA “book” is gonna end if the “final chapter” …
Ex-SEPULTURA and current CAVALERA CONSPIRACY members, Max and Igor Cavalera recently spoke with The Age Of Metal. Couple excerpts follows: Asked what it was like watching the Brazilian soccer team’s game against Germany in the World …
Ex-SEPULTURA drummer Igor Cavalera says that he really hopes that the group’s classic lineup can reunite one day, but says that there are no “solid” plans for him and his brother …
In a late 2013 interview with Rogério of the Brazilian rock band LO-FI, ex-SEPULTURA drummer Igor Cavalera was asked about his current relationship with his former bandmates and how he looks back on his two-decade-long tenure …
