silence means death, then Sepultura alive
"Silence means death," Silence means death, is a line of text of "Refuse / Resist". The song is from the album "Chaos AD", in the middle of a series of three, with the thrashers Sepultura 1991-1996 revolutionized the rock world.
"Refuse / Resist" the Brazilians vote shortly after the start of her performance in Brunswick. Loud and violent as blows raining down the chords to over 400 fans in the Meier Music Hall. Energetically, the Brazilians engage in battle. There is no doubt at the output: Winning through co
Fronthüne Derreck Greene does in 25 of Sepultura Saga no more questions open as to who the boss is in the ring. Should the black giant with the meter-long dreadlocks not always been the charismatic predecessor and dethroned champion Max Cavalera be measured, he was indisputably the top of his profession. This is also the agile tank driver Jean Dolabella, who wandered off in 2006 and drummer Igor Cavalera brother more than worthy replaced.
short, Sepultura are "fighting fit". And although in addition to hits such as "Arise," "Troops of Doom", "Territory" and "Ratamahatta" still a lot of evergreens are played from the commercial heyday, the band is far from being able to organize only a best of show.
The evening turns rather to stylistics: Bot "Arise" from 1991 still flawless aggro steel came in to "Chaos AD" Brazilian sounds. "Roots Bloody Roots" perfected the blend of metal and world music.
With "Roots" Sepultura in 1996 were finally gone up the most successful Brazilian band in rock history. Nevertheless, the majority quarreled with singer Max Cavalera. The then founded the Tribal-hardcore band Soulfly, while the rest around guitarist Andreas Kisser Ex-bouncer Derreck Green behind the microphone again turned to the roots: Thrash Metal.
shrink since then obviously venues and CD sales, but quiet, no quieter not Sepultura. The 400 fans will thank the band and go on new material just as enthusiastically as obscurities from the early phase. Yes, silence is death, but with Sepultura no cause for concern.