Sepultura Confirms Last Career Show Ever in Brazil with Metal Allegiance and Sacred Reich


The internationally recognized Brazilian heavy music force of all time, Sepultura, will officially bring down the curtain on their legendary forty-year run this autumn. The historic farewell event takes place on November 7th, 2026, inside the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in São Paulo, Brazil. Tickets on sale May 30th. Details below. Continue reading →


EP REVIEW: Sepultura – The Cloud Of Unknowing


 

So this is it then. After more than forty years of crushing skulls with Brazilian riffs, the legendary Sepultura is heading off into the sunset. Only bassist Paulo Xisto and guitarist Andreas Kisser remain from the original line-up these days, but vocalist Derrick Green – to many still the new boy – has been present for nigh on thirty years himself. More than twice the length of his predecessor, in fact. Making his one and (presumably) only studio appearance with the band, fresh-faced twenty-three-year-old drummer Greyson Nekrutman is the real newbie here. Continue reading →


FEATURE: 10 Bands with Black Creators to Listen to For Black History Month


When you think of heavy music, images of raw power, defiance, and innovation come to mind—and Black creators have been at the forefront of this movement. Although often underestimated, these innovative musicians are known for their groundbreaking music, which blends punk’s rebellious spirit, metal’s intensity, and unique artistry. I’m a drummer and I’ve done Thrash, Crossover, and Death Metal projects over the years, some known, some not so much. But here in New York, I’ve grown up seeing everyone on stage. So this Black History Month, I want to show off the sounds of ten essential bands shaped by Black visionaries who have left an indelible mark on the world of heavy music. From thrash to hardcore, and everything in between. These bands embody the spirit of heavy music in all its glory. Continue reading →