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Max Cavalera: My Life In 10 Songs

By Dave Everley Published

Max Cavalera cherry-picks the best songs from his illustrious career, from Sepultura and Nailbomb to Go Ahead And Die

Tracks & Singles
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Join Max Cavalera and Maysaloon’s Jake Shuker for new World Metal Congress webcast

By Metal Hammer Published

Max Cavalera and Syrian metal star Jake Shuker will share their stories in the WMC’s Global Music, Local Roots webcast on December 15

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Max Cavalera: “Metal survived disco, it survived grunge. Metal can survive anything”

By Theo Page Last updated

Conspiracy theories, the state of metal, pizzas vs burgers – you asked the questions, Max Cavalera answered them

Interviews
A close-up of Max Cavalera
Max Cavalera: My Life Story

By Malcolm Dome Last updated

He changed the face of metal with Sepultura and is a force to be reckoned with in Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy and Killer Be Killed – he's Max Cavalera

Interviews
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How Sepultura’s Chaos AD changed the game for 90s metal

By Malcolm Dome Published

The story behind Sepultura’s Chaos AD – the album that turned four Brazilian metalheads into global stars

Albums
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We put together the ultimate Black Sabbath Paranoid covers album

By Stephen Hill Published

Black Sabbath’s 1970 masterpiece Paranoid covered by the bands it inspired

Albums
A press photo of Max Cavalera in the 90s
Max Cavalera: 10 Albums That Changed My Life

By Toby Cook Last updated

Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera picks the top 10 records that have influenced him, from Slayer to… INXS?!

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Gloria Cavalera launches attack on Sepultura: “F**k you!”

By Dave Everley Published

Max Cavalera’s wife and manager shoots down Sepultura reunion suggestions

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Soulfly announce new album Ritual - listen to Evil Empowered

By Scott Munro Published

Soulfly will release their new studio album Ritual in October - check out lead single Evil Empowered

Albums
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Max Cavalera was in “total depression” after Sepultura departure

By Scott Munro Published

Max Cavalera reports that he was in “total depression” for three months after leaving Sepultura in 1996 – and recalls words of encouragement from Ozzy Osbourne

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