“Why Would We Do That? To Ruin The Party?”

Should you’re a kind of Sepultura followers from the previous days when the band’s line-up included the Cavalera brothers, and have been holding hopes for a reunion of that band’s line-up that dominated through the interval from Schizophrenia to Roots, it appears you will be out of luck.

Sepultura‘s guitarist Andreas Kisser was just lately featured on the Portuguese Sonoros Podcast, the place they mentioned soccer, the band’s historical past, the influence of the band’s previous couple of albums, and their plans for a “particular tour” for 2024, one that may commemorate the band’s 40^th anniversary of existence. The information about such a tour got here on the very finish of the dialog when Kisser was requested if the quartet was planning to work a follow-up to their 2020’s album Quadra, anytime quickly.

“No, a brand new file now… do not even give it some thought. The pandemic actually stretched issues out, and Quadra is definitely nonetheless very new. We nonetheless have so much to do with this file. We need to have fun 40 years subsequent 12 months and do a particular tour for the event. So, on the subject of a brand new file… take it straightforward!” Kisser remarked.

Andreas was then requested if Max and Iggor – who left in 1996 and 2006 respectively — will probably be invited to mark the event: “How about bringing the previous members for the 40^th anniversary celebration?” Kisser‘s reply was as concise and clear because it may have been: “No, why would we try this? To damage the occasion?”

Sepultura have been touring endlessly to assist Quadra, and wrapped up a tour, on a double headliner invoice, with Kreator, plus Death Angel and Spiritworld simply weeks in the past.

The Cavalera brothers just lately launched re-recordings of Sepultura‘s 1985 debut album Bestial Devastation and 1986 follow-up Morbid Visions beneath the Cavalera identify, and you may take a look at our opinion about such releases here.