Chaos A.D. was the fifth full-length album from the Brazilian band Sepultura.
It was one of the highlights of their Death Trash Metal phase (the good one!).
Sepultura - Refuse/Resist
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Showing posts with label Sepultura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sepultura. Show all posts
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Sepultura - Chaos A.D. (1993) (SOtD DCCCXCIV)
Etiquetas:
Chaos A.D.,
Sepultura,
Song of the Day
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Song Of the Day - LXXXII - South American Metal Tour: Brazil
Being Portuguese, I cannot start the South America Tour in any other place than Brazil, nor in any other band than the first Brazilian band I heard, back in 1993.
That's when I laid my eyes and ears on a CD called Chaos A.D. and fell in love by the Tribal drumming used on the songs that really added something to the Trash Metal. This was, I believe, the best period on Sepultura's career.
Sepultura - Territory
Sepultura still exists as a band, but since 1997 they changed their music style to Trashcore, with little success, and as some band members leave and are replaced, the band is getting less and less Brazilian.
So, Sepultura is here, headlining Brazilian Metal for historical reasons, but today, the band is a shadow of what it once was, and still survives because of the history of the name Sepultura and a loyal fan base.
That's when I laid my eyes and ears on a CD called Chaos A.D. and fell in love by the Tribal drumming used on the songs that really added something to the Trash Metal. This was, I believe, the best period on Sepultura's career.
Sepultura - Territory
Sepultura still exists as a band, but since 1997 they changed their music style to Trashcore, with little success, and as some band members leave and are replaced, the band is getting less and less Brazilian.
So, Sepultura is here, headlining Brazilian Metal for historical reasons, but today, the band is a shadow of what it once was, and still survives because of the history of the name Sepultura and a loyal fan base.
Etiquetas:
Brazil,
Sepultura,
Song of the Day,
South American Metal Tour
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