SEPULTURA - Quadra (début 2020)

Idem
devant l'emballement je l'ai sauvegardé sur Spotify et m'y pencherai dans quelques jours.

Vous l'avez tellement vendu que je l'ai écouté hier, et ouais, c'est vraiment très bon!

Sven a écrit:Heu... Pas vraiment non ^^

Riff très soilworkien

Sven a écrit:L'album est excellent, même pour quelqu'un de peu sensible au "thrash" au sens large. Varié, rythmé, agressif, rentre-dedans... J'ai pris mon pied!

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Je viens de me prendre une mega claque dans la gueule...
Il est fou furieux cet album, les riffs déboitent, les quelques subtiles changement de rythme de ci de là sont fous

Un quatuor se détache assez largement pour moi

Last Time
Raging Void (ce tube de la mort qui tue)
Guardian of Earth (ça, ce style, ce genre de compo, c'est tellement ma came, et je savais pas qu'un groupe comme Sepultura faisait ça )
Agony of Defeat

Franchement je suis un peu décontenancé

Je n'ai qu'une seule écoute pour le moment mais effectivement c'est de la très bonne came.
Assez proche de Machine Messiah comme annoncé mais en allant encore un peu plus loin..

Agony of Defeat

Je ne connaissais que Roots, mais j'ai été frappé par la qualité et la variété de ce disque.

La chro aux grosses gonades de Dickie: http://www.leseternels.net/chronique.aspx?id=18288

Excellent, merci Dickie

Le groupe met tout le monde du metal en PLS



Ou c'est qui sont les frères Cavalegra?

Après, j'avoue avoir trouvé les derniers albums des frangins Cavalera plus que correct (Ritual, très très death chez Soulfly, et Psychosis plutôt bien violent aussi chez Cavalera Conspiracy, le Killer Be Killed est sympa mais comme plein de Allstar bands, n'apporte vraiment rien au genre groove/thrash).

Ce qui m'emmerde avec eux c'est plutôt leur mauvaise foi inébranlable quant aux talents de leurs anciens collaborateurs.

Onionizuka a écrit:Après, j'avoue avoir trouvé les derniers albums des frangins Cavalera plus que correct (Ritual, très très death chez Soulfly, et Psychosis plutôt bien violent aussi chez Cavalera Conspiracy, le Killer Be Killed est sympa mais comme plein de Allstar bands, n'apporte vraiment rien au genre groove/thrash).

Ce qui m'emmerde avec eux c'est plutôt leur mauvaise foi inébranlable quant aux talents de leurs anciens collaborateurs.

Sans parler des fans idolatres des frangins, les mecs sont restés figés dans le passé avec la pire mauvaise foi comme tu dis.
Au-delà des albums, suffit de comparer les perf en live des 2 groupes pour faire vite son choix...

Je suis très très étonné de ce que j'entends... Depuis 25 ans, Sepultura pour moi c'est uniquement le morceau Roots Bloody Roots, que je déteste, je n'ai jamais eu envie d'essayer autre chose eux.

Là j'entends des passages symphoniques, techniques, prog... Evidemment ça hurle, mais c'est du thrash. Mais c'est bien cool.

Dickie se rappelle de Chaos A.D. : http://www.leseternels.net/chronique.aspx?id=18289

Ce que j'ai adoré cet album au débuts des 90's!

Avec le recul, mon préféré est Beaneath...

Mais Chaos A.D reste pour moi un excellent disque.

Et comme je suis un vieux con, je n'ai pas suivi ce qu'ils ont fait après Roots.

Beneath the Remains est aussi mon préféré, en thrash/death à fond les BPM c'est encore ce qui me fait le plus décoller.

Il est suivi directement par Quadra et Machine Messiah. Et oui, devant Chaos AD, Arise et Roots.

Un clip pour ce morceau fabuleux

Super morceau et clip marquant.

SEPULTURA To Release 'SepulQuarta' Album Of Quarantine Collaborations

Earlier this year, SEPULTURA launched "SepulQuarta", a weekly event where the band gave insight into its colorful history, took part in question-and-answer sessions with fans and performed music while in quarantine. Some of the musical collaborations, including those with members of MEGADETH, TESTAMENT, ANTHRAX, SYSTEM OF A DOWN, TRIVIUM and SACRED REICH, will be released as a full-length album in 2021.

SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser said: "That's great that 'SepulQuarta' allowed us to do this. [We had] was 57 guests [in total]. That's a fucking amazing number.

"We started it on April 22nd — [that] was [when we did] the first one — and we did every week for many months, and then we [did] it every 15 days, and then we changed the [day of the week when we uploaded new episodes]. And it was an amazing experience. 28 songs we played. It was more than a three-hour concert. It was amazing. Really."

According to Kisser, the "SepulQuarta" album will be unlike anything that SEPULTURA has ever released before.


"I think it's really exciting, because it's very unique," he said. "Of course, we're gonna remix the sound and everything, make it the best that we can, but the versions are there. This is something [made] possible only because of the quarantine situation, of the lockdown. Imagine we're doing an album like that in normal circumstances; it would be impossible.

"And the great thing about that [is that] everybody was so excited to be a part of it and really happy to play SEPULTURA stuff," he added. "We [played with] people that influenced SEPULTURA; we had bands that were influenced by SEPULTURA, we had Brazilian artists; pop artists, metal artists. The version of 'Ratamahatta' was so unique, so different. And we didn't see any limitations. We used two drums [on some songs], we used two basses on songs, three guitars and two vocals — not any limitations — and we managed to [make it] work."

Tracklist, 1er extrait et pochette:

01. Territory (feat. David Ellefson)
02. Cut-Throat (feat. Scott Ian)
03. Sepulnation (feat. Danko Jones)
04. Inner Self (feat. Phil Rind)
05. Hatred Aside (feat. Angélica Burns, Mayara Puertas & Fernanda Lira)
06. Mask (feat. Devin Townsend)
07. Fear, Pain, Chaos, Suffering (feat. Emmily Barreto)
08. Vandals Nest (feat. Alex Skolnick)
09. Slave New World (feat. Matthew K. Heafy)
10. Ratamahatta (feat. Joao Barone & Charles Gavin)
11. Apes Of God (feat. Rob Cavestany)
12. Phantom Self (feat. Mark Holcomb)
13. Slaves Of Pain (feat. Frédéric Leclercq & Marcello Pompeu)
14. Kaiowas (feat. Rafael Bittencourt)
15. Orgasmatron (feat. Phil Campbell)

Nouvel extrait des SepulQuarta Sessions avec Rob Cavestany :

Andreas Kisser a perdu sa femme...



SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser is mourning the death of his wife.

Patricia Perissinoto Kisser passed away Sunday morning (July 3) after a battle with colon cancer. She had just turned 52 years old one day earlier.

Andreas and the couple's three children, Giulia, Yohan and Enzo, announced Patricia's death in a social media post earlier today. They wrote: "It is with deep sadness that we have to share that Patricia Perissinoto Kisser passed away this morning. She will remain in are memories forever.

"We want to thank all our friends and family for all the support and messages of love.


"We ask for privacy during this difficult time."

In a separate Portuguese-language post on his personal Instagram, Andreas called Patricia his "best friend and "inspiration" and praised her for facing her illness "head on, with strength and determination." He added: "My admiration for you is eternal. I'm sure we'll cross paths again in some dimension beyond this earth."

Andreas and Patricia had been together for 32 years after first getting together in 1990. They married in 1994.

Late last month, Andreas left SEPULTURA's European tour due to what was described at the time as a "family emergency." He is being temporarily replaced on the road by Jean Patton of fellow São Paulo, Brazil-based heavy metal act PROJECT46.

Last September, Andreas revealed during an appearance on TRIVIUM frontman Matt Heafy's "GLHF" podcast that his wife had been diagnosed with cancer in February 2021. He said at the time: "She's going through chemo, like surgeries and stuff. She's doing great; she's doing well; the treatment is fantastic. But it's an atomic bomb one after another — pandemic, cancer and stuff. And regardless of that, we're strong. We're very united, we are growing as a band and as a family, and myself as a human being."

In July 2021, Kisser told A&P Reacts that he quit drinking alcohol right before the pandemic hit. At the time, he said that getting sober "was one of the best decisions I made in my life" and added that it improved his relationships with everyone around him, including his family.

"The stuff that I have with my wife and my kids, that I'm never home [when SEPULTURA is in the middle of an album cycle], I'm always here now," he said. "It was a difficult time, but we recreated ourselves kind of. We are a better family now — a much better family now. And that's very special. And I have to be thankful for that somehow, that I was able really to make the best out of something so terrible."

Kisser joined SEPULTURA in 1987 as the replacement for Jairo Guedz. Kisser's first studio outing with SEPULTURA was the same year's "Schizophrenia", an album that demonstrated a marked improvement from the band's 1986 "Morbid Visions" debut, not only in the lead-guitar department but in songwriting and production. Kisser's lead playing would go on to figure more prominently on ensuing SEPULTURA releases, particularly 1989's "Beneath The Remains" and 1991's "Arise", serving as the ideal complement to Max Cavalera's rhythm guitar work. Kisser has since assumed virtually all guitar duties since Cavalera's acrimonious 1996 split from SEPULTURA and now serves as the band's main songwriter. Today, Kisser and bassist Paulo Xisto Pinto Jr. are the only holdovers from SEPULTURA's classic lineup.

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Quelle tristesse. 52 ans...

C'est clair, c'est très jeune.