The Cavalera brothers, former yet founding members of Sepultura, serving as main songwriter, rhythm guitarist, and drummer appeared in Bulgaria on the 13 of July to show us how it's really done. They presented us with some of their personal best songwriting-wise, particularly Sepultura's Magnum Opus from 1993 "Chaos A. D.".
The album marked a massive stylistic evolution, slowing down the relentless speed of their earlier thrash material to introduce a heavier, mid-tempo groove packed with raw tribal elements. These elements were very much felt by the audience. The venue was packed to the brim with zealous fans and none left disappointed. Songs flowed one after after another and the energy was consistently high.
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The band is still very much in good shape and performed the songs as if they had written them just a month ago. The acts for the most part flowed perfectly together.
Interestingly enough, the power was cut three times, slightly ruining the immersion of the experience, but the band didn't stop and continued with acoustic instruments, filling in the gaps because, in Max Cavalera's words "We're too heavy for this stage".
Overall, the concert was an amazing experience of some of the biggest metal leegends. The music was awesome, the band were a blast and the atmosphere was properly dynamic. All in all, a breathtaking concert.
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