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MAX CAVALERA On New SOULFLY: “Let’s Go Back To What It Was In The Beginning”<\/h1>\n

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“It’s that tribal groove power that people love. So I’m creating a record with that.”<\/p>\n

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    Soulfly<\/strong> debuted in 1998 with their incredibly n\u00fc-metal self-titled album and, after a few records, eventually turned into more of a groove metal band with some death metal twists. Now all these years later and Soulfly<\/strong> mastermind Max Cavalera<\/strong> wants to get back to the tribal\u2026 and maybe n\u00fc?<\/p>\n

    “[The next Soulfly<\/strong> record will be] very tribal, back to basics. I’m gonna let Soulfly<\/strong> be Soulfly<\/strong> again,” said Cavalera<\/strong> in an interview with Metal-Roos<\/em>. “I kind of stopped Soulfly<\/strong> from being Soulfly<\/strong> for a couple of years, and I kind of regret that a little bit. But now that I have Cavalera<\/strong> and Go Ahead And Die<\/strong> and Killer Be Killed<\/strong>, I get to really let Soulfly<\/strong> be Soulfly<\/strong>. Let’s go back to what it was in the beginning. It’s that tribal groove power that people love. So I’m creating a record with that.”<\/p>\n

    Cavalera<\/strong> previously expressed interest in going back to his n\u00fc-metal days in an interview with Moshpit Passion<\/em>, saying: “I really liked the early Soulfly<\/strong> stuff because it was more tribal and more groove. And now because I have Cavalera<\/strong> and Go Ahead And Die<\/strong>, I can be as heavy as I want with Cavalera<\/strong> that it leaves me Soulfly<\/strong> to be something quite different. I can mold Soulfly<\/strong> a bit different now where Soulfly<\/strong> is really kind of like more of a groove-oriented tribal band. And I think that’s really, in a lot of people’s perception, that was the best of Soulfly<\/strong> was like that.<\/p>\n

    “So, it’s not that I’m jumping on the bandwagon of nu metal; it’s not really that. It’s just that I think that the early Soulfly<\/strong> had some kind of magic that, through the years we kind of lost that magic. And I think we’re trying to bring it back with this new record that is gonna come out next year.”<\/p>\n

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