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Paul Brannigan

“It's really very disrespectful... the artistic value is zero.” Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser blasts his former bandmates Max and Iggor Cavalera for their decision to re-record the Brazilian band's early albums

Sepultura in 1996.

Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser has made his feelings known on Max and Iggor Cavalera's decision to re-record the Brazilian band's earliest releases, and he's evidently far from impressed.

In July 2023, Cavalera released their newly-recorded versions of Sepultura's first EP, Bestial Devastation, and their first full-length album Morbid Visions via Nuclear Blast Records. And in June this year, the pair completed the third of their re-recordings of what Max Cavalera called “The Third World Trilogy with the release, on the same label, of a new version of 1987's Schizophrenia, the first Sepultura album to feature Andreas Kisser.

Revisiting his mindset when the original album was released, Max Cavalera stated in June, “I was inspired to take on the world and this recording shows my commitment is relentless!”

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