The Cavalera brothers, are carrying their legacy and delivering the true Sepultura sound on stages across the world. Max and Igor Cavalera have been known to start their first original project, Sepultura and having written a plethora of albums. The brothers are now performing live these said albums; Chaos AD was their most recent tour. This band is transcending the essence of time as a younger generation enjoys the sounds of tracks like “Territory” and “Propaganda” live.

On Octber 7th, Cavalera Conspiracy packed the Anaheim House of Blues, with fans of all ages. The incendiary riffs once written by a young Max Cavalera which propelled his career forward started a mosh in the infamous House of Blues. Songs like “The Hunt”, and “Nomad ” were played to perfection. Igor Amadeus Cavalera’s bass slapping is iconic as he plays on stage with his dad and shares that energy with the fans. Igor Cavalera is an unstoppable force and continues to show his technicality and talent behind that drum kit. Travis Stone joined the band in 2023 and owns his spot as lead guitarist. He previously played for Pig Destroyer and is showcasing his skills live, shredding away to the insane solos.

The House of Blues was a packed venue and extreme music made it shake. As the Cavalera brothers continue to tour it was an absolute treat for younger fans to witness history. Legendary tracks were played, Refuse/Resist was of course among those that hyped the crowd. The insatiable crowd was subdued by the maelstrom blaring behind that drum set as Igor Cavalera raged relentlessly. A sonic wave pervaded the minds of fans as Max Cavalera roared on stage singing songs he wrote in the begining of his career, which 22 years later still are worshiped by metalhead fans young and old. There is no substitution to this chaotic sound, as the Cavalera brothers and company deliver their blood on stage and enamor a younger audience present. Need I say furthermore? Catch this captivating and vicious act live in a hometown near you and keep supporting extreme music.

By: Jose Barrientos