Sepultura first album re-recorded by Cavalera brothers including an unreleased song "Burn the Dead".
Nearly four decades into their illustrious careers, the Cavalera brothers have re-recorded the cataclysmic debut releases that started it all for them, "Morbid Visions" & "Bestial Devastation". As the thrashers from Brazil kick back into their aggressive, primal upbringings, it becomes apparent that the bond between Max on guitar and vocals, and Iggor on drums has only been strengthened immensely since their first recordings, a connection so thunderous that only those two could be creating it.

Metal legends Cavalera released the re-recorded version of Sepultura's first EP "Bestial Devastation" along with an unreleased track, "Sexta Feira 13".
Nearly four decades into their illustrious careers, the Cavalera brothers have re-recorded the cataclysmic debut releases that started it all for them, "Morbid Visions" & "Bestial Devastation". As the thrashers from Brazil kick back into their aggressive, primal upbringings, it becomes apparent that the bond between Max on guitar and vocals, and Iggor on drums has only been strengthened immensely since their first recordings, a connection so thunderous that only those two could be creating it.

After releasing 2020's dizzying concept LP Quadra, Sepultura was ready to hit the road and preach the progressive thrash gospel from the stage. Instead, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the band went into lockdown mode and began moshing from the relative safety of home. A Q&A-style podcast was started and before long others from the displaced metal community were joining in to talk shop and jam. Those weekly team-ups with friends and peers have been collected on SepulQuarta, a socially distanced live LP that features contemporaries like Devin Townsend, Scott Ian (Anthrax), Danko Jones, and Matt Heafy (Trivium) helping to re-interpret some of Sepultura's best tracks…

While the pandemic paralyzed the entire world and prevented bands from touring, Latin America's biggest metal export Sepultura refused to sit back and act like an animal trapped in a cage. Like the flowers growing out of the deceased bird’s body depicted on the stunning colourful cover artwork by Eduardo Recife, the thrash metal pioneers from Belo Horizonte made good use of their unexpected free time to start a project that kept them busy throughout the entirety of 2020: SepulQuarta was born at the very beginning of the pandemic when everything was halted”, guitarist Andreas Kisser remembers. “We had a new album out, but we couldn’t tour for it. Therefore, we created this recurring event where we could talk with our fans around the world, play our music and exchange ideas, it was a blast! SepulQuarta kept us alive and strong throughout one of the most difficult times in human history.”

Brazilian technical metal monsters Sepultura grew slowly from a devotion to the legends of their genre, eventually becoming the most successful metal band in Brazil's history as well as a worldwide influence. Founding member Max Cavalera sang and played guitar in the band until a deeply personal dispute over management led him to unceremoniously leave the band in 1996…

Sepultura’s acclaimed 1989 album, Beneath The Remains, marks the band’s major label debut on Roadrunner. Co-produced by Scott Burns (who also produced albums for Obituary and would produce Sepultura’s Arise album) the album features the tracks Inner Self, along with the title track, Beneath The Remains. In March of 2020, we will reissue a deluxe edition of Beneath The Remains on 2CD, 2LP and Digital formats.
Similar to previous reissues, Beneath The Remains (Deluxe Edition) will contain the remastered studio album, along with a second disc of previously unreleased bonus material from their Rio/Nas Nuvens sessions. product will contain 19 tracks, as it includes the remastered album along with select bonus material.

Brazilian metal veterans Sepultura return with another new album that once again furthers the ever growing evolution of a band that is now approaching 40 years. That’s a long time in anyone’s book but Sepultura have seemingly managed to keep things interesting all the way through including their latest effort.
Quadra is a concept album that, like its 2017 predecessor, expresses the delineated nature of society and the power of money. The album is so titled because its 12 songs are divided into four groups of three songs each. Each grouping showcases a different aspect of the band's musical persona. Exquisitely produced by Jens Bogren, its first section offers the band at its most aggressive in a short set of thrash metal…

Quadra is the fifteenth studio album by Brazilian metal band Sepultura, released on February 7, 2020. It is a concept album based on numerology, the number four and its significance as depicted on Quadrivium.