"They didn't like it," Cavalera remembers of his then-label's reaction. The musician initially seemed a bit hazy on the now 20-year-old tale that saw him hastily announce the new name on French TV.
After nearly 30 years, Nailbomb is back and finally embarking on its first-ever U.S. tour alongside Soulfly and Incite.
The rockers will hit the road this fall with Nailbomb and Incite for a 25-date run across the United States.
No pressure but this should really happen in other countries (Sweden) too,” a follower mentioned, suggesting tour expansion ...
For Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera, music has always been a family affair. Cavalera, along with older brother Iggor on drums, was a founding member of Brazilian thrash/death metal legends Sepultura in ...
Max Cavalera of Soulfly is a very mellow speaker. His Brazilian accent is thick, and there’s a lilting quality to the way he punctuates his sentences with phrases like “You know?” or “It’s killer, man ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As excitement builds for their highly anticipated tour, heavy metal band Soulfly is now dealing with a major setback. It’s been a ...
I think it’s fair to say the Max Cavalera/Marc Rizzo split has turned into a full-on feud. The drama began late last week, when Cavalera’s Soulfly announced that Dino Cazares (Fear Factory) would be ...
He posted a statement on his Facebook page revealing the news. In his post, he expressed how much he's wanted to be part of Fear Factory for several years and also shared how much his time in Soulfly ...
Max Cavalera’s band Soulfly will be hitting the road this fall performing 1994’s Point Blank, the sole album by Max’s Nailbomb project. They’ve got some amazing openers, including weed pun lovers ...
The 1990s heavy metal pioneers are about to ignite U.K. stages once again. Soulfly, fronted by Max Cavalera, announced a special collaboration with his side project, the thrash metal group Nailbomb, ...
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