Savages, the new Soulfly album, is a real family business. First, we’re talking about a close, blood related family, with the participation of Zyon Cavalera, Max’s son, who was given carte blanche to compose his own drum parts on the album after working long hours with his father, as the latter pointed out, and of his other son, Igor, who was invited to sing on a track. Then, on a larger scale, Max Cavalera tells us in the following interview about the huge family which was, is and will keep on being a part of Soulfly: its many guests, whom, for Savages, add up to an already extensive list with Jamie Hanks (I Declare War), Neil Fallon (Clutch) and Mitch Harris (Napalm Death). This brings the band leader to tell us about his relationship with his new home: Nuclear Blast, which, just like Roadrunner Records did in the past, seems inclined to let the musician make his own choices and follow his artistic desires.
But beyond Soulfly, Max Cavalera remains an active man. Regarding Cavalera Conspiracy, he doesn’t hesitate and repeats his desires for grindcore on the third album of the act. At the same time, the Brazilian reminds us that his third and new project (gathering Greg Puciato and Troy Sanders) is about to see the light of day and is most likely expected around mid-2014.
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