Nailbomb have just been added to the lineup of The Max Cavalera Dynasty Show, due to take place this November 9th, at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona. Headlined by Soulfly, the bill already includes Max Cavalera’s other bands, Go Ahead and Die and Healing Magic, as well as Jade Helm, Incite, Shadow Guilt, Six Million Dead, Ocean Harvest, and Zherra. The event closes off a US tour for Soulfly, which features support from Crowbar, Eyehategod, Mutilation BBQ, Morbid Visionz, Skinflint, and Bloodlet. Keep reading below for more information.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Go Ahead And Die – Unhealthy Mechanisms
It’s one thing to see siblings together in music, but two generations in one band is not as typical. Go Ahead And Die features legendary Max Cavalera (ex-Sepultura, Cavalera Conspiracy, Soulfly, etc.) and his son, Igor Cavalera Jr. (Healing Magic, Lody Kong). What’s more, Johnny Valles (live drummer for Cerebral Rot, Black Braid, etc.) has picked up the drumming role on their latest album, Unhealthy Mechanisms (Nuclear Blast Records). The three-piece specializes in a groovy death metal band with some crossover punk spilled over the top.
FESTIVAL REVIEW: Muddy Roots Festival 2022 – Live at Junebug Boogie Ranch
For more than a decade, music fans have gathered at the Junebug Boogie Ranch in Cookeville, Tennessee for the Muddy Roots Festival. An aggressively DIY event, Muddy Roots celebrates Punk, Roots, Metal, Folk, and just about everything in between.Continue reading
Dino Cazares to Join Soulfly as a Live Member for Next Tour
Soulfly has announced that Fear Factory legend Dino Cazares will join the band on stage as a touring member for their upcoming headline tour of the USA, stepping in for Marc Rizzo, who has been dismissed from the band. The 33-date trek kicks off on August 20 in Albuquerque, NM. The final date will be a family celebration as it will include performances by Incite, Go Ahead & Die, Healing Magic. Joining the band for select dates are Niviane and Suicide Puppets.
CONCERT REVIEW: Max and Iggor Cavalera – Birmingham 02 Academy 2
Probably due to the bitterly cold December weather, the Academy 2 is already full to bursting by the time opening act Healing Magic hit their stride. Featuring a Cavalera who prefers to spell his name correctly, the Arizona based band are fronted by Max‘s youngest son Igor, and kick off the evening with some Black Sabbath inspired riffery which unsurprisingly goes down well in the home of metal. Continue reading