With a career that spans 15 studio albums over more than 30 years, and numerous line-up changes – to the point were many would argue that it's not even the same band anymore – delving into Sepultura's ...

What is Max Cavalera's favorite Sepultura song? It may surprise you that it's not off the Brazilian metal group's biggest album, Roots, nor is it culled from their 1989 breakout Beneath the Remains.

Dubbed the ‘Return Beneath Arise’ tour (which previously happened in Europe and was originally just announced as a single U.S. set at Maryland Deathfest), the setlist was very simply all of Beneath ...

Earlier this year, former Sepultura members Max & Iggor Cavalera brought their ‘Return Beneath Arise’ tour around the US, playing a set that included almost all of Sepultura’s classic albums Beneath ...

In yet another case of controversy through religious imagery, Brazilian thrash legends Sepultura were given the ban by MTV after releasing their video for 'Arise.' The title track from their fourth ...

Max Cavalera's CV is longer than your life story. Since co-founding Sepultura as a Belo Horizonte teen in 1984, the singer/guitarist has become one of extreme music's most prolific veterans. He's ...

On May 22, Havok will release Point of No Return, an EP consisting of two brand new tracks and two classic thrash covers, just one year after putting out the fantrashstic collection of bangers known ...

When Sepultura released 1989’s “Beneath the Remains,” its first Roadrunner Records album, and followed that with 1991’s “Arise,” heavy metal was changed forever. Not only did the band founded in 1984 ...

When Sepultura formed in Brazil in 1984, there was little evidence to suggest that the band was ever going to be anything more than your run-of-the-mill death-metal outfit. By the second album, ...