Sepultura are one of the greatest thrash metal bands of all. These guys could barely speak English and yet their lyrics were better than any pop music today. And that breakdown midway through the song is one of the baddest ever 🤘
hell yeah, michael! about 20 years ago i read an interview max did where he talked about the lyrics. he said he got a lot of english lyrics by listening to slayer and venom. then as their english got better they realized what the songs were about, and were embarrassed by some of their own songs, like "antichrist". i always felt that dead embryonic cells had a slayer-esque vibe.
I know somebody who met them when they're bus stopped at the truck stop that they worked at late at night and then one of the 24-hour restaurants. She said that they were so down to earth and Max was like the coolest dude, super regular guy.
I have watched some clips on the "Under Siege" Live Barcelona, and especially the version of "Inner Self" hits really hard, with the tempo UP ! It is easy to believe that they were influenced by 1980's hard core punk - rock.
Went to my 1st Pantera concert in '94. Prong opened, then I got my 1st taste of Sepultura before Pantera went on. I had never heard of them before, but never forgot them after that night. They put on an AMAZING show. That show that night honestly changed my life forever.
Sepultura concert mosh back in those years were brutal!! Best experience ever, had my Brazilian soccer jersey signed but the whole band. Saludos desde Miami Fl 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🍺🍺🍺
I bought this album when it came out because I liked the cover art. I hadn't heard of Sepultura. It was in the Metal section, and had a cool cover. I was SO glad I bought this! I popped the CD into my CD player in my room at the barracks when I was still in the Army, and I was blown away by this album's ferocity. Awesome album! Other must-listen songs on this album are the title track "Arise", and "Desperate Cry". The whole album is great, but this song and those two are the strongest I think.
Sepultura borders thrash/early death metal. They had stardom in their home country of Brazil before reaching the US with two lesser known albums Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia which lean more towards death. Arise was a breakthrough record commercially for them.
Their first couple albums are some of the most evil sounding thrash albums ever, definitely a proto black metal/death metal vibe. One of my faves for sure.
I haven't watched you guys in a long time. Congratulations on the baby. Your going to be a great mother. And your dude is going to be a great father. Keep on rocking out.
The breakdown in this song blew my mind when it came out in 91 . Also the one in Desperate Cry . Arise is my favorite Sepultura album . I love all their earlier stuff a lot too . And even the follow up to this one , Chaos A.D. is awesome too , but its a different sound from th previous ones .
This is considered thrash metal. I love Sepultura. I just came across and saw this so I stopped by to say hello. Long time don't see you guys. Since being ignored on my request for Crimson Glory's Red Sharks and Eternal World on you live reaction. Lex saw my request and said "they are from Florida" and was interested but Brad made the gesture like not wanting to. After sending a $5 whateveryou call it. But it's all good. Keep it rocking! I have been at another reaction channel that did reacted to Crimson Glory and loved it. That's where my attention been at. Take care of yourself and keep enjoying of great music.
Sepultra, i just love them, the Cavaleras just rule. Love their tribal influences and the mixture of metal, punk and tribal stuff, especially on Chaos A.D. and Roots albums. Their style is mostly descibed as trash metal, but with every album they sound a little different. Check out "Roots" !
They started as actors of First wave of black and death metal. ( bestial devastation, Morbid Visions, Schizophrenia ). Most people tend to forget that. To me Sepultura never was thrash, it was thrashy but they were always with that death metal flair to it.
For me Beneath the Remains is the sweet spot with Schizophrenia and Arise being one level down, one having slightly too much polish and the other not quite enough. But they're awesome. Chaos and Roots meh
Sepultura were a huge metal band from Brazil. This album and Beneath the Remains were fantastic. They also had some great songs on their album Chaos AD
It's freaking amazing to see how far you two have come. Sepultura is one of those bands that can be an acquired taste. But to see you two admire and appreciate them, it's pretty awesome. Just sayin.😊
Sepultura sorta flew under the radar of many metal heads back in the day. But people started catching on and now they are considered a classic thrash metal band which is well deserved. 'Beneath the Remains' and 'Arise' are their 2 best albums imo. A lot of their songs are about things going on in Brazil at the time. I got to meet Igor Calavera (drummer) in a Brazilian jiujitsu class when he was in town for a week. He signed all my CDs and was the quietest, humble guy you ever met. Not what I expected considering he is such a maniac on the drums. Rock on!
I would consider them thrash metal, but they from Brazil so you might be hearing some of their tribal influences in their music why its heavy percussive and rhythmic.
The real Sepultura … Brazilian Death Metal. Beneath The Remains, Arise, and Chaos AD, are extraordinary albums! After that they adopted a more tribal sound and became more of a Groove Metal band, very different animal. Still pretty awesome, but yeah, not the same. And then Max (and eventually Igor) left and formed another excellent band, Soulfly. :). My fave album is still Arise though!
I remember listening to Ratamahatta and Roots all the time on the way to high school with my friends, awesome band. I highly recommend those songs from them if you two haven't heard them
Ratamahatta and Roots are definitely two of my favorites. Although I also say every freaking song Sepulture put out is one of my favorites as well. The struggle is real.
Cheers from Brazil, Sepultura's country of origin! 😄 For another heavy Brazilian band... well, there are many, but one that is being successful internationally right now, try Crypta. Four women doing death/black metal like nobody's business.
Beneath the Remains is a masterpiece. I always considered their sound as that bridge between Thrash Metal and Death Metal. Great to see y’all going back to some early metal 🤘🏼
I saw these guys live in Corpus Christi Texas '96 opened for Type O Negative and OZZY 🤘RIP Peter Steele. I can't believe you're doing this song 🤯 that breakdown 💯🔥
I always wish I was old enough to have been able to appreciate the music back in the 90's. Even the 80's. They were the best two decades for music in general, not just metal.
Great band. Yall have done about 4 of their songs already and also Soulfy (another side band) , but wouldn't hurt to do a few more. lol This was their early '90s stuff. They are a mixture of thrash metal, prog, punk, tribal music, etc. Very versatile group and talented musicians. '80s, '90s, and '00s! Check out more of their videos.
From 3:57, its much interesting to watch Lex starting to react, girls usually are quicker to pick up on anything emotive, such as this piece. Brad is probably all into video feed, while Lex rocking on to the riff and knows already at 4:10 something epic is coming, giving Brad quick scancheck - "its dope! Dope, right?" - priceless :)
Hell Yeah ! Ive requested this song to a ton of different react video peoples , and yall the first ive seen do it ! Much love and respect , I loves yall !
I can't believe I missed it! Sepultura are stellar during the Cavaliers bros era. Caught Ignores drumstick in Nawlins. One of the best pits I ever slam danced in. Glad to see some more metal.
Been jammin' this album almost as long as it's existed! My favorite thing about this song is when I realized that wicked breakdown in the middle is just a bunch of varied rhythms using only one note, but it sounds like so much more. 🤘
Lex, your love of this sound is awesome. I was an 80s kid, raised by a 70s tunes loving mum. Was a punk/hardcore teen, but never lost the love of 80s new wave and silly awesome pop. Have you tried Industrial? Godflesh song Like Rats, (eta was thinking Christbait. Banger of a song) or anything Ministryy
Damn - it had been a minute since I last stopped by the channel - but I finally decided to do so, you guys are on some classic Sepultura!? Awesome. I’ve loved the whole Arise album since like 93
This is from "Arise" which is definitely their best. The previous release "Beneath the Remains" was great, a little lacking in production, but when they put this sucker out...wow, they upped their game. Just the right amount of thrash, just the right amount of groove, and Igor (drummer) does an outstanding job, and the production is stellar. The band got less technical and more groove after this release, but nothing compared to "Arise" and "Beneath the Remains". I still listen to "Arise" regularly to this day 30 years later.
I remember when they were promoting this album they put the album cover in different metal magazines and stuff and it had me very interested because sometimes I would buy Meadow album. If I thought the cover was cool just to check their music out and this was definitely a great buy a band or later seen twice and had at least four or five their albums.
This record and Entombeds - Clandestine is what got me into heavy music. Still consider Arise to be one of the 10 best albums ever. So good and the more you listen to it the better it get.
Sepultura from Brazil were a shot in the arm for the extreme metal scene in 1990 - 1994... they were exactly the band we needed in the 90's to bring the genre of thrash & death metal to a peak... They even set the stage for nu-metal in the late 90's w/ their 1996 album 'Roots'... It's a pity the band splintered in 1997 and never truly recovered their massive popularity... But we now have 2 entities that are carving out extreme metal music - Sepultura... and Max Cavalera w/ his projects Soulfly, as well as Cavalera Conspiracy and other projects.
Lex was definitely the 4Runner towards Metalhead in this Duo but I have to say that these days... It always puts a smile on my face when I see Brad turning into a squealing scorching so low that he would have turned his nose up at a few years back. Really incredible how far you guys are coming your broader palette of music and what you Zone in on now in terms of the way you listen to music. You definitely have more analytical hearing these days mostly from just extensive experience now and that is a key factor to appreciate a medal. The musicians are often very busy and what they're doing and if it is unfamiliar territory it's just going to sound kind of like colliding noise but this band for example and especially this record is a Masterwork of syncopation and the drums locking into these incredible palm-muted guitar riffs... Great stuff catchy and thrash you all at once tears
Thrash was my escape from the pain of youth. 'Beneath The Remains' by this band, 'Indians' by Anthrax, and a song that is NEVER reacted to is 'Brain Dead' by Exodus. Don't let the song names put you off listening to them. Peace.
Sepultura are one of the greatest thrash metal bands of all. These guys could barely speak English and yet their lyrics were better than any pop music today.
And that breakdown midway through the song is one of the baddest ever 🤘
hell yeah, michael! about 20 years ago i read an interview max did where he talked about the lyrics. he said he got a lot of english lyrics by listening to slayer and venom. then as their english got better they realized what the songs were about, and were embarrassed by some of their own songs, like "antichrist". i always felt that dead embryonic cells had a slayer-esque vibe.
Early death metal, thrash, groove metal, alternative metal, tribal stuff. They've done more than just thrash. But great band.
@@shealanger Max used a dictionary to translate and make letters th-cam.com/video/IyZnpYGRVrA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ArteLegendada
And the intimidation factor to the big 4!
I know somebody who met them when they're bus stopped at the truck stop that they worked at late at night and then one of the 24-hour restaurants. She said that they were so down to earth and Max was like the coolest dude, super regular guy.
This album and beneath the remains are classics
Chaos ad ? I think that's the best out of the 3 even though they r all great !!!
I have watched some clips on the "Under Siege" Live Barcelona, and especially the version of "Inner Self" hits really hard, with the tempo UP ! It is easy to believe that they were
influenced by 1980's hard core punk - rock.
Mass Hypnosis from the album Beneath the remains one of my favorites and im not even that big into metal
And CHAOS!!!!!!!!
This two masterpieces is ONLY real true Sepultura legacy!
After that they slowly go down in quality and original ideas... ((
2 years ago lex would have not know a single word in that song! Starting to be a metalhead now and understand those growling vocals!!! Guys are great!
Hahah yes now she is starting to hear the words! Now she is metal! Growl !!!
Sepultura were definitely one of the best in thrash at this time.
the best. Nothing else comes close to it
@@genossenpedro No, Metallica and possibly Slayer edged them out
Went to my 1st Pantera concert in '94. Prong opened, then I got my 1st taste of Sepultura before Pantera went on. I had never heard of them before, but never forgot them after that night. They put on an AMAZING show. That show that night honestly changed my life forever.
I was 14 at that time and my mom wouldn't let me go to that show. I saw Pantera & Type O Negative the next year tho 💪
I saw Pantera and sepultura in Fort Lauderdale (sunrise) in 95 on acid. Absolutely sick.
Sepultura concert mosh back in those years were brutal!! Best experience ever, had my Brazilian soccer jersey signed but the whole band. Saludos desde Miami Fl 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🍺🍺🍺
I saw the same tour but it was in British Columbia
I bought this album when it came out because I liked the cover art. I hadn't heard of Sepultura. It was in the Metal section, and had a cool cover. I was SO glad I bought this! I popped the CD into my CD player in my room at the barracks when I was still in the Army, and I was blown away by this album's ferocity. Awesome album! Other must-listen songs on this album are the title track "Arise", and "Desperate Cry". The whole album is great, but this song and those two are the strongest I think.
Sepultura borders thrash/early death metal. They had stardom in their home country of Brazil before reaching the US with two lesser known albums Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia which lean more towards death. Arise was a breakthrough record commercially for them.
Their first couple albums are some of the most evil sounding thrash albums ever, definitely a proto black metal/death metal vibe. One of my faves for sure.
Borders?
BTR and Arise are pure thrash metal.
@@astro2691 Yes, Borders! Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia are more raw and lean death.
They are still my peak of metal, as far as I ever got into thrash and death metal, it felt like these guys created the best possible sound
Legendary band from my home town, Belo Horizonte !
One of the best breakdowns in metal ever to be recorded 🤘🤘🤘
These guys were a real game changer!
Like Brazilian version of Slayer 😈🤘 the drummer is amazing, double bass kicks are insane 😤
no way
sepultura is other style complete different of slayer
Slayer is overrated
Sepultura is sepultura, not a brazillian version of another band
One of the best drummers you’ll ever hear
They are the best live show I have ever seen! They are my favorite metal band of all time.
The coolest part of this song is at 4:07 and they're album before this beneath the remains is very slayer ish
Old school Sepultura kicks so much ass
This song and album are so great, I’m glad you did a reaction video to it.
Love you two.keep up the good work😃😃😃😃😃
Is one of the greatest albums in metal,from Brazil to the world
I haven't watched you guys in a long time. Congratulations on the baby. Your going to be a great mother. And your dude is going to be a great father. Keep on rocking out.
Now, THIS is a VERY welcome surprise. This brings me back to my metal Roots.
Pun intended lol
One of the best thrash songs from one of the best thrash albums of all time!
The breakdown in this song blew my mind when it came out in 91 . Also the one in Desperate Cry . Arise is my favorite Sepultura album . I love all their earlier stuff a lot too . And even the follow up to this one , Chaos A.D. is awesome too , but its a different sound from th previous ones .
This is considered thrash metal. I love Sepultura. I just came across and saw this so I stopped by to say hello.
Long time don't see you guys. Since being ignored on my request for Crimson Glory's Red Sharks and Eternal World on you live reaction.
Lex saw my request and said "they are from Florida" and was interested but Brad made the gesture like not wanting to. After sending a $5 whateveryou call it. But it's all good. Keep it rocking!
I have been at another reaction channel that did reacted to Crimson Glory and loved it. That's where my attention been at. Take care of yourself and keep enjoying of great music.
Sepultra, i just love them, the Cavaleras just rule. Love their tribal influences and the mixture of metal, punk and tribal stuff, especially on Chaos A.D. and Roots albums. Their style is mostly descibed as trash metal, but with every album they sound a little different. Check out "Roots" !
They started as actors of First wave of black and death metal. ( bestial devastation, Morbid Visions, Schizophrenia ).
Most people tend to forget that.
To me Sepultura never was thrash, it was thrashy but they were always with that death metal flair to it.
For me Beneath the Remains is the sweet spot with Schizophrenia and Arise being one level down, one having slightly too much polish and the other not quite enough. But they're awesome. Chaos and Roots meh
Sepultura and Soulfly are loved for their tribal rythmns and beats.
Sepultura were a huge metal band from Brazil. This album and Beneath the Remains were fantastic. They also had some great songs on their album Chaos AD
Wow...that brings back good memories... !! I still remember going to their first concerts here in my hometown Belo Horizonte, MG - Brazil 🤘😎🤘
It's freaking amazing to see how far you two have come. Sepultura is one of those bands that can be an acquired taste. But to see you two admire and appreciate them, it's pretty awesome. Just sayin.😊
Was never expecting to see Sepultura jere
Was thinking it could happen but if it did I was expecting something like Roots.
Not the first
Same
This song. The album it's on (Arise), and their sound for most of the 80's and 90's would be considered Thrash / Groove.
Sepultura sorta flew under the radar of many metal heads back in the day. But people started catching on and now they are considered a classic thrash metal band which is well deserved. 'Beneath the Remains' and 'Arise' are their 2 best albums imo. A lot of their songs are about things going on in Brazil at the time. I got to meet Igor Calavera (drummer) in a Brazilian jiujitsu class when he was in town for a week. He signed all my CDs and was the quietest, humble guy you ever met. Not what I expected considering he is such a maniac on the drums. Rock on!
I would consider them thrash metal, but they from Brazil so you might be hearing some of their tribal influences in their music why its heavy percussive and rhythmic.
Love Lex's reaction during the breakdown 🤘
Brad has come so far, they're transitions are seamless!! Haha 😅 that break down after the solo makes the whole song worth it!! So killer!!
Loved Sepultura since seeing this on MTV, when they played real music!
The real Sepultura … Brazilian Death Metal. Beneath The Remains, Arise, and Chaos AD, are extraordinary albums! After that they adopted a more tribal sound and became more of a Groove Metal band, very different animal. Still pretty awesome, but yeah, not the same. And then Max (and eventually Igor) left and formed another excellent band, Soulfly. :). My fave album is still Arise though!
I remember listening to Ratamahatta and Roots all the time on the way to high school with my friends, awesome band. I highly recommend those songs from them if you two haven't heard them
Ratamahatta and Roots are definitely two of my favorites. Although I also say every freaking song Sepulture put out is one of my favorites as well. The struggle is real.
I seriously love how y'all can listen to any Kind of music and instantly start grooving it
Cheers from Brazil, Sepultura's country of origin! 😄 For another heavy Brazilian band... well, there are many, but one that is being successful internationally right now, try Crypta. Four women doing death/black metal like nobody's business.
This is the moment you discovered that most Metal bands are just happy that you're talking about them and enjoy their bangers.
Great track! Saw them open for Ministry in 92! 😈🤘🏻
was there in SF
Man that's awesome! (Got some fellow old timers here lol)
You two bring great music to the table you two are truly elite👍
I still have this on cd 😀 lex hope your doing well.
Beneath the Remains is a masterpiece. I always considered their sound as that bridge between Thrash Metal and Death Metal. Great to see y’all going back to some early metal 🤘🏼
Beneath The Remains is probably their best album, Arise is #2.
Well the first 3 releases were death metal, with black metal stuff too.
If I could only have one metal album, this would be it.
Absolutely love Sepultura , great catalogue
I saw these guys live in Corpus Christi Texas '96 opened for Type O Negative and OZZY 🤘RIP Peter Steele. I can't believe you're doing this song 🤯 that breakdown 💯🔥
I always wish I was old enough to have been able to appreciate the music back in the 90's. Even the 80's. They were the best two decades for music in general, not just metal.
Yes! I was at that show I had just started going to live shows. Corpus used to get amazing shows. Saw pantera soo many times
@@gil52680 @ Johnnyland
Love this band. I am 56 and recently got into them. I didn't like them when they first came out. But now, I can't get enough.
Songs like these always make me think of the drummer.... i think he feels every evening in his body that he "played music" ...
Great band. Yall have done about 4 of their songs already and also Soulfy (another side band) , but wouldn't hurt to do a few more. lol
This was their early '90s stuff.
They are a mixture of thrash metal, prog, punk, tribal music, etc. Very versatile group and talented musicians. '80s, '90s, and '00s! Check out more of their videos.
Soulfly wasn't a side project Ivan and Igor got into an argument and didn't talk to each other for ten years.
This is my fave Sepultura song. Everything just clicks on this track.
All the music out of Brazil is rhythm heavy
From 3:57, its much interesting to watch Lex starting to react, girls usually are quicker to pick up on anything emotive, such as this piece. Brad is probably all into video feed, while Lex rocking on to the riff and knows already at 4:10 something epic is coming, giving Brad quick scancheck - "its dope! Dope, right?" - priceless :)
the first album I had to buy because of the cover. still one of my favorites.
Hell Yeah ! Ive requested this song to a ton of different react video peoples , and yall the first ive seen do it ! Much love and respect , I loves yall !
Sepultura is 🔥🔥🔥, But original Sepultura with Max and Igor and Paulo.
Such a great album
One of my fav song by them. One of their best hands down. Top 5
I can't believe I missed it! Sepultura are stellar during the Cavaliers bros era. Caught Ignores drumstick in Nawlins. One of the best pits I ever slam danced in. Glad to see some more metal.
(it's spelled Igor Cavalera)
I know I should proofread before commenting. Auto fill sucks! Lol.
I had this boxer dog,it loved Roots record. Every time I put the record on,it took park infront of the speakers :D LOved that dog ❤
Been jammin' this album almost as long as it's existed! My favorite thing about this song is when I realized that wicked breakdown in the middle is just a bunch of varied rhythms using only one note, but it sounds like so much more. 🤘
4:07 welcome to one of the sickest breakdowns in thrash history
Lex, your love of this sound is awesome. I was an 80s kid, raised by a 70s tunes loving mum. Was a punk/hardcore teen, but never lost the love of 80s new wave and silly awesome pop. Have you tried Industrial? Godflesh song Like Rats, (eta was thinking Christbait. Banger of a song) or anything Ministryy
Best Metal band from Brazil
Damn - it had been a minute since I last stopped by the channel - but I finally decided to do so, you guys are on some classic Sepultura!? Awesome. I’ve loved the whole Arise album since like 93
This is Classic thrash. IGGOR IS A DEMON!!
saludos desde argentina y me crie con sepultura y hasta ese albun era buena banda.....🤘
Love early Sepultura. Kicks proper.
I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'RE DOING THIS SONG 🤯💯🔥❤️🤘🤙🍻💪👊. "land of anger I didn't ask to be born"🔥
I bet the baby is gonna wake Lex up tonight when he's air drumming and head banging to this! Lol
Metal con percusión latinoamericana ,desde Brasil
This is from "Arise" which is definitely their best. The previous release "Beneath the Remains" was great, a little lacking in production, but when they put this sucker out...wow, they upped their game. Just the right amount of thrash, just the right amount of groove, and Igor (drummer) does an outstanding job, and the production is stellar. The band got less technical and more groove after this release, but nothing compared to "Arise" and "Beneath the Remains". I still listen to "Arise" regularly to this day 30 years later.
They were always better , heavier and thrashier than Metallica to me. 🎸 brutal group!
All this science and technology and I still have to slave 8hrs a day to not starve to death.
Great music one best metal band of all time great live music great 🥁 drum band
They must be in the top 5 musical acts to ever come out of Brazil.
try the world, they were unbelievable
Braaaasil-sil-sil-sil!!!!!
one of the coolest breakdowns in a song
I saw them twice in one year they were great and I still listen to them. I was told that they were against killing of children.
I saw the Cavalera Brothers play this album and the one released directly before. Last year. It was insane
Thrash metal! 🙂👌 Check Inner Self too
I remember when they were promoting this album they put the album cover in different metal magazines and stuff and it had me very interested because sometimes I would buy Meadow album. If I thought the cover was cool just to check their music out and this was definitely a great buy a band or later seen twice and had at least four or five their albums.
Roots🤟🏻Bloody🤟🏻Roots
Sepultura was into stem cell research before it was popular
Killer song!!
The best era of Sepultura!
Sepultura has got that hip hop flow
This record and Entombeds - Clandestine is what got me into heavy music. Still consider Arise to be one of the 10 best albums ever. So good and the more you listen to it the better it get.
Sepultura: Slayers little Brazilian cousins
Sepultura was amazing band from Brazil
Beneath the Remains, GREAT album. Chaos A.D. another Titan Sepletura album! 👍🤘😎🖖🇨🇦🍻
Bresil🤘🤘
Finally this day has arrived: Sepultura from Brasil.
YESSSSSS!!!!! Old school Sepultura!!!
Sepultura from Brazil were a shot in the arm for the extreme metal scene in 1990 - 1994... they were exactly the band we needed in the 90's to bring the genre of thrash & death metal to a peak... They even set the stage for nu-metal in the late 90's w/ their 1996 album 'Roots'... It's a pity the band splintered in 1997 and never truly recovered their massive popularity... But we now have 2 entities that are carving out extreme metal music - Sepultura... and Max Cavalera w/ his projects Soulfly, as well as Cavalera Conspiracy and other projects.
Lex was definitely the 4Runner towards Metalhead in this Duo but I have to say that these days... It always puts a smile on my face when I see Brad turning into a squealing scorching so low that he would have turned his nose up at a few years back. Really incredible how far you guys are coming your broader palette of music and what you Zone in on now in terms of the way you listen to music. You definitely have more analytical hearing these days mostly from just extensive experience now and that is a key factor to appreciate a medal. The musicians are often very busy and what they're doing and if it is unfamiliar territory it's just going to sound kind of like colliding noise but this band for example and especially this record is a Masterwork of syncopation and the drums locking into these incredible palm-muted guitar riffs... Great stuff catchy and thrash you all at once tears
This son is incredible, my favorite from sepultura
This must be quite different for the usual reacts for Brad and Lex, lol Lex getting into it.
First gig I ever went too😊
Thrash was my escape from the pain of youth.
'Beneath The Remains' by this band, 'Indians' by Anthrax, and a song that is NEVER reacted to is 'Brain Dead' by Exodus. Don't let the song names put you off listening to them.
Peace.