Deftones’ Chino Moreno once helped Max Cavalera bury Soulfly’s debut album on Native American ground to give it “Indigenous power”

Max Cavalera in 1998, and Chino Moreno onstage with Deftones in 1998.

Soulfly leader Max Cavalera has revealed that he and Deftones singer Chino Moreno once buried the master tapes of his band’s debut album on Native American turf.

In a new interview with AlternativeNation.net, Cavalera, who found fame as the frontman of Sepultura before starting Soulfly in the late 90s, says that he and Moreno dug multiple holes in a former Native American burial ground before dropping the Soulfly tapes inside.