SEPULTURA "Arise" /CD/

64mm x 64mm

64mm x 64mm

64mm x 64mm

64mm x 64mm

The sixth full-length studio album by legendary Brazilian Thrash/Death Metal band.
First, this is not Thrash. No one is disputing this but apparently this causes a lot of distress for Sepultura fans who only like the "real" Sepultura i.e. pre “Chaos A.D.” era. A change in direction can be the best, worst or most indifferent thing that can happen to a band. In Sepultura's case it was the best. The guitars are tuned low and are heavily distorted. Igor's drumming is at its best and while replacing the sometimes monotonous Thrash drumming style with a more Groove orientated sound, it's no less impressive. So, the lyrics are, not the most poetic or sophisticated but that's Max and his passion when singing them makes up for the lack of sophistication. Above all else, though, what makes this album so amazing is that it really is the most Brazilian, any Brazilian band has sounded. Heavy Metal is not a Brazilian invention but of course Metal is for everyone worldwide and like the world itself, it is varied and unique depending on where it comes from, or at least it should be. When you listen to "Roots", there is little doubt where this album originates from. Some may call it a cheap attempt to cash in on some exotic sound but others strongly disagree. Sepultura was the only band to have the balls to heavily lace their music with sounds and language of their native country and bands should do it more often. Why do we expect bands from different places to all sound the same? Why do we expect them to all sing in English? There are so many fascinating sounds from so many different cultures around the world and many of those would fit into Metal. While it certainly isn't the fastest or Thrashiest of Sepultura's albums, it's the most interesting, dynamic, coolest sounding and great!
Roadrunner Records/The All Blacks B.V., 1996 (RR 8900-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Roots Bloody Roots 03:33
2. Attitude 04:15
3. Cut-Throat 02:45
4. Ratamahatta 04:31
5. Breed Apart 04:01
6. Straighthate 05:22
7. Spit 02:46
8. Lookaway 05:26
9. Dusted 04:04
10. Born Stubborn 04:08
11. Jasco 01:58
12. Itsári 04:49
13. Ambush 04:39
14. Endangered Species 05:19
15. Dictatorshit 01:27
16. Canyon Jam 13:17 (Hidden Track)
Total playing time: 72:20 min. 

First re-release of the fifth full-length album by the legendary Brazilian Death/Thrash Metal band.
This album can be considered very innovative looking back the other releases before it. Comparing this album with the others, it is totally different. The music here is heavily influenced by Discharge but it can be considered a big mix of Hardcore, Thrash, Tribal music and Death Metal. Well, the true Death Metal has a bit (a lot) gone away but some influences can be found in some riffs spread in the album. The tribal influences started with Arise album where were used only for the intros, but here we have the explosion of these ones. The atmosphere on this song is strange, in some parts is ritualistic…like early Brazilian music, made by the natives….in this case we can really see what would have been the band's style in the future. Its starts the Sepultura groove period that continued with the following, boring and too tribal influenced “Roots”. “Chaos A.D.” is probably the most mosh-worthy album in the history of Metal. Almost every track here is laden with brutal yet simple pit grooves that are nearly irresistible.
This is the last great Sepultura’s album. Like its two predecessors, “Chaos A.D.” received very positive reviews from music critics, with many commending the album's experimentation and sense of the band coming into their own. AllMusic declared it one of the best heavy metal albums of all time. The album was also a commercial success, debuting at #32 on The Billboard 200 and eventually being certified Gold for sales of more than 500,000 copies in the United States.
The original version included a hidden bonus at the end of "Clenched Fist" in the form of laughter outtakes from "We Who Are Not As Others", increasing the length of track 12 to 8:01. An American pressing on Epic separates the laughter outtakes to a 13th track lasting 2:01.
180 gram vinyl. Includes a black/white printed inner sleeve featuring album artwork and lyrics. Credits are included on a separate double sided black/white printed insert with a band photograph on one side, as well as thanks list and album credits printed on the reverse.
Roadrunner Records/Cargo Records, 1993/2007 (RRCAR 9000-1). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Refuse/Resist 03:20
2. Territory 04:47
3. Slave New World 02:55
4. Amen 04:27
5. Kaiowas 03:43
6. Propaganda 03:33

Side B
7. Biotech Is Godzilla 01:52
8. Nomad 04:59
9. We Who Are Not As Others 03:42
10. Manifest 04:49
11. The Hunt 03:59
12. Clenched Fist 04:57

Total playing time: 47:03 min.

Remastered re-release of the third full-length studio album by legendary Brazilian Thrash/Death Metal band.
An ultra-classic from one of the most powerful Death/Thrash Metal bands to ever come! This album marked the band's transition from third-world obscurity to major contenders in the international Extreme Metal arena.
As soon as the deceptively gentle acoustic intro gives way to the title track's Thrashing brutality, the listener is propelled at maximum speed and intensity through to the very last crunch of "Primitive Future". In between, Sepultura offer their first bona fide hits with "Inner Self" and the inspired "Stronger Than Hate", featuring lyrics written by Atheist's Kelly Shaefer. It's not over there as they charge ahead with the triple threat of "Mass Hypnosis", "Sarcastic Existence" and "Slaves of Pain", all of which feature mind-blowing solos from guitarist Andreas Kisser, thunderous double-bass work from drummer Igor Cavalera, and the furious howling of singer Max Cavalera.
The complete absence of filler here makes this one of the most essential Death/Thrash Metal albums of all time. This is an album that will strike your heart with memorable tunes that will stick in your mind forever.
A jaw-dropping release and one of the greatest Metal albums of the 80s! Any fan of Thrash Metal should get this album!! 
Re-edition contains three bonus tracks.
Roadrunner Records, 1989/1996/1997 (RR 8766-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Beneath The Remains 5:14 
2. Inner Self 5:10
3. Stronger Than Hate 5:53
4. Mass Hypnosis 4:25
5. Sarcastic Existence 4:46
6. Slaves Of Pain 4:04
7. Lobotomy 4:59
8. Hungry 4:30
9. Primitive Future 3:10
Bonus Tracks:
10. A Hora E A Vez Do Cabelo Nascer (cover Os Mutantes) 2:27
11. Inner Self (Drum Tracks) 5:10
12. Mass Hypnosis (Drum Tracks) 4:22
Total playing time: 54:10 min.

First re-release of the fifth full-length album by the legendary Brazilian Death/Thrash Metal band.
This album can be considered very innovative looking back the other releases before it. Comparing this album with the others, it is totally different. The music here is heavily influenced by Discharge but it can be considered a big mix of Hardcore, Thrash, Tribal music and Death Metal. Well, the true Death Metal has a bit (a lot) gone away but some influences can be found in some riffs spread in the album. The tribal influences started with "Arise" album where were used only for the intros, but here we have the explosion of these ones. The atmosphere on this song is strange, in some parts is ritualistic…like early Brazilian music, made by the natives….in this case we can really see what would have been the band's style in the future. Its starts the Sepultura groove period that continued with the following, boring and too tribal influenced “Roots”. “Chaos A.D.” is probably the most mosh-worthy album in the history of Metal. Almost every track here is laden with brutal yet simple pit grooves that are nearly irresistible.
This is the last great Sepultura’s album. Like its two predecessors, “Chaos A.D.” received very positive reviews from music critics, with many commending the album's experimentation and sense of the band coming into their own. AllMusic declared it one of the best Heavy Metal albums of all time. The album was also a commercial success, debuting at #32 on The Billboard 200 and eventually being certified Gold for sales of more than 500,000 copies in the United States.
First remastered re-edition includes four bonus tracks!
Roadrunner Records, 1993/1996/2012 (RR 8859-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Refuse/Resist 3:19
2. Territory 4:47
3. Slave New World 2:55
4. Amen 4:27
5. Kaiowas 3:43
6. Propaganda 3:33
7. Biotech Is Godzilla 1:52
8. Nomad 4:59
9. We Who Are Not As Others 3:42
10. Manifest 4:49
11. The Hunt 3:59
12. Clenched Fist 4:59
Bonus Tracks:
13. Chaos B.C. 5:12
14. Kaiowas (Tribal Jam) 3:47
15. Territory (live) 4:48
16. Amen/Inner Self (live) 8:43
Total playing time: 69:34

The eighth full-length studio album by legendary Brazilian Groove/Thrash Metal band.
The first release in three years from Sepultura, which is fronted for the second time out by new vocalist Derrick Green, who replaced founding vocalist/guitarist Max Cavalera, after six previous studio efforts. This time around, his vocal styling and melody lines play an integral part in the songwriting (on "Against", he merely came in and sang what the rest of the band had written), and there's a renewed sense of confidence and cohesion in both, his performance and those of guitarist Andreas Kisser, drummer Igor Cavalera and bassist Paulo (Jr.) Pinto.
As a result, "Nation" features material such as "Sepulnation" and "Border Wars" that holds up well next to their best efforts on albums like "Chaos A.D." and the 1996 masterpiece, "Roots". Likewise, the band continues to expand their own artistic borders by seeking out new musical combinations, whether with dub wizard Dr. Israel on "Tribe to A Nation" or the Finnish string quartet Apocalyptica on "Valtio". The album also features guest appearances from artists such as Hatebreed singer Jamey Jasta, Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra, Ill Niño singer Cristian Machado, as well as Ratos de Porão frontman João Gordo.
According to the official site, a video for "One Man Army" was scheduled to be filmed at the end of August 2001. However, due to a lack of support from Roadrunner Records, the video was never made. Sepultura blamed Roadrunner Records for not promoting the album and left for SPV Records in 2002.
The album received better reviews than "Against", but sold fewer copies. As of April 2002, “Nation” has sold over 55 700 copies in the U.S. and went gold in Brazil.
Roadrunner Records/Cargo Records Germany GmbH, 2001/2013 ‎(RRCAR 8560-1). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:


Side A
1. Sepulnation 4:20
2. Revolt 0:56
3. Border Wars 5:11
4. One Man Army 5:28

Side B
1. Vox Populi 3:41
2. The Ways Of Faith 4:54
3. Uma Curo 3:14
4. Who Must Die? 2:58
Running time: 30:42 min.

Side C
1. Saga 4:38
2. Tribe To A Nation 2:49
3. Politricks 4:14
4. Human Cause 0:57

Side D
1. Reject 3:00
2. Water 2:44
3. Valtio 3:21
Running time: 21:43 min.


Total playing time: 52:25 min.

The third live album by legendary Brazilian Groove/Thrash Metal band.
Sepultura are one of the most successful acts ever to come out of Brazil with global album sales in excess of 30 million and are one of the most important and influential Metal acts of their generation. Celebrating their 30 years of rocking around the world, Sepultura returned to their native Brazil to celebrate and produce their 30 Years Anniversary live album.
In a spectacular performance that finds Sepultura accompanied throughout by the French Industrial percussion group Les Tambours Du Bronx, notorious for beating 225-liter barrels with beech wood bats or even axe handles, the show was recorded from the band’s main stage appearance at the legendary Rock In Rio Festival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on September 19, 2013. Featuring Sepultura’s most revered tunes, including “Refuse/Resist”, “Territory” and “Roots Bloody Roots”, which sees the audience chanting the entire cut from beginning to end, the sheer volume of sound, percussive enormity and powerful presentation sets, this release apart from any previous Sepultura concert offering to date. By adding the pounding of fourteen drums from Les Tambours Du Bronx, Sepultura’s music is increasingly technical, undoubtedly forcing both bands to remain focused through the entirety of the set. Les Tambours Du Bronx’s tribal intensity proves to be vital, when performing with Sepultura, and provides them an additional aspect to their music.
Musthave to every fan of Sepultura!
MZA Música E Produções, Ltda./Rock World S.A./Armoury Records/Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd./Cargo Records Germany GmbH, 2014 ‎(CARLP 144). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Kaiowas 2:43
2. Spectrum 4:08
3. Refuse/Resist 4:02
4. Sepulnation 4:38

Side B
5. Delirium 3:17
6. Fever 4:03
7. We've Lost You 4:22
8. Firestarter 4:52
Running time: 32:05 min.

Side C
9. Requiem 3:45
10. Structure Violence 4:45
11. Territory 5:25

Side D
12. Big Hands 7:57
13. Roots Bloody Roots 5:50
Running time: 27:42 min.

Total playing time: 59:47 min.

Expanded Edition re-release of the third full-length studio album by legendary Brazilian Thrash/Death Metal band.
An ultra-classic from one of the most powerful Death/Thrash Metal bands to ever come! This album marked the band's transition from third-world obscurity to major contenders in the international Extreme Metal arena.
As soon as the deceptively gentle acoustic intro gives way to the title track's Thrashing brutality, the listener is propelled at maximum speed and intensity through to the very last crunch of "Primitive Future". In between, Sepultura offer their first bona fide hits with "Inner Self" and the inspired "Stronger Than Hate", featuring lyrics written by Atheist's Kelly Shaefer. It's not over there as they charge ahead with the triple threat of "Mass Hypnosis", "Sarcastic Existence" and "Slaves of Pain", all of which feature mind-blowing solos from guitarist Andreas Kisser, thunderous double-bass work from drummer Igor Cavalera, and the furious howling of singer Max Cavalera.
The complete absence of filler here makes this one of the most essential Death/Thrash Metal albums of all time. This is an album that will strike your heart with memorable tunes that will stick in your mind forever.
A jaw-dropping release and one of the greatest Metal albums of the 80s! Any fan of Thrash Metal should get this album!! 
Expanded Edition 2019 remastered re-release includes second disc with alternative version of the album, never released before.
Roadracer Records/Roadrunner Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company/Rhino Entertainment Company, a division of Warner Music Group Company, 1989/2020 (R1 607342 | 603497849840). Made in EU. 180g Double Vinyl in Gatefold Cover.



Tracklist:

LPI: Original Album
Side 1
1. Beneath The Remains 5:13
2. Inner Self 5:09
3. Stronger Than Hate 5:51
4. Mass Hypnosis 4:25
Side 2
1. Sarcastic Existence 4:45
2. Slaves Of Pain 4:03
3. Lobotomy 4:58
4. Hungry 4:29
5. Primitive Future 3:09
Running time: 42:07 min.

LPII: Bonus Tracks (The Rio/Nas Nuvens Recordings, before the Florida Sessions/Mixdown)
Side 1
1. Beneath The Remains 4:17
2. Inner Self (Instrumental) 5:13
3. Stronger Than Hate (Instrumental) 5:43
4. Mass Hypnosis 4:26
5. Troops Of Doom (Live at Germany 9/22/1989) 3:25
Side 2
1. Sarcastic Existence (Instrumental) 4:55
2. Slaves Of Pain (Instrumental) 4:07
3. Lobotomy 5:00
4. Hungry (Instrumental) 4:34
5. Primitive Future 3:11
Running time: 45:03 min.

Remastered re-release of the fifth full-length album by the legendary Brazilian Death/Thrash Metal band.
This album can be considered very innovative looking back the other releases before it. Comparing this album with the others, it is totally different. The music here is heavily influenced by Discharge but it can be considered a big mix of Hardcore, Thrash, Tribal music and Death Metal. Well, the true Death Metal has a bit (a lot) gone away but some influences can be found in some riffs spread in the album. The tribal influences started with Arise album where were used only for the intros, but here we have the explosion of these ones. The atmosphere on this song is strange, in some parts is ritualistic…like early Brazilian music, made by the natives….in this case we can really see what would have been the band's style in the future. Its starts the Sepultura groove period that continued with the following, boring and too tribal influenced “Roots”. “Chaos A.D.” is probably the most mosh-worthy album in the history of Metal. Almost every track here is laden with brutal yet simple pit grooves that are nearly irresistible.
This is the last great Sepultura’s album. Like its two predecessors, “Chaos A.D.” received very positive reviews from music critics, with many commending the album's experimentation and sense of the band coming into their own. AllMusic declared it one of the best heavy metal albums of all time. The album was also a commercial success, debuting at #32 on The Billboard 200 and eventually being certified Gold for sales of more than 500,000 copies in the United States.
Remastered in 2017 album on heavyweight 180g vinyl in gatefold cover features bonus LP with rare & unreleased demos, cover versions & live tracks.
Roadrunner Records/Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1993/1997/2017 (081227934248). Made in E.U. Pressed in Germany.


Tracklist:


LP I: Chaos A.D. (2017 Remaster)

Side A
1. Refuse/Resist 3:19
2. Territory 4:47
3. Slave New World 2:55
4. Amen 4:27
5. Kaiowas 3:46
6. Propaganda 3:33

Side B
1. Biotech Is Godzilla 1:52
2. Nomad 4:59
3. We Who Are Not As Others 3:42
4. Manifest 4:49
5. The Hunt 3:59
6. Clenched Fist 5:02

Running time: 46:56 min.


LP II: Bonus Tracks

Side C
1. Chaos BC 5:13
2. Symptom Of The Universe 4:15
3. Inhuman Nature 3:09
4. Policia 1:47
5. Crucificados Pelo Sistema 1:05
6. Propaganda (Instrumental Writing Session) 1:05
7. Clenched Fist (Instrumental Writing Session Ver. 2) 2:52

Side D: Live In Minneapolis (1994)
1. Refuse/Resist (Live) 3:50
1. Slave New World (Live) 3:07
2. Propaganda (Live) 3:26
3. Kaiowas (Live) 2:19
4. Clenched Fist (Live) 3:38
5. Biotech Is Godzilla (Live) 2:09
6. Territory (Live) 4:48

Running time: 43:28 min.