ANDREAS KISSER Says CAVALERA Brothers’ Re-Recordings Of Early SEPULTURA Albums “Have Zero Artistic Value”

In a current interview with IMPACT Metal Channel, Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser shared his unfiltered ideas on Max and Igor “Iggor” Cavalera’s determination to revisit and re-record a few of Sepultura’s earliest works, together with Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation. The re-recordings additionally embody Schizophrenia, Andreas’s debut album with the band. Whereas the transfer has sparked general constructive reactions amongst followers, Kisser’s tackle the topic was lower than enthusiastic.

Requested about his opinion, Kisser supplied (as transcribed by Blabbermouth): “I do not suppose something. I imply, it is a bizarre selection that they’d. I feel inventive worth is zero. Possibly they are going for some cash or one thing, however there is not any motive to do one thing like that.”

“I a lot quite desire The Troops Of Doom, the brand new band from Jairo [former Sepultura guitarist Jairo ‘Tormentor’ Guedz], that are doing a extremely superb tribute to that period, very sincere, doing new stuff, writing new music… But when they’re having a superb time, so let it’s. I do not care, man. I simply suppose it’s very pointless. It is actually very disrespectful from themselves, for their very own selves previously,” he added.

Kisser didn’t maintain again, additional questioning the logic behind the Cavalera brothers’ transfer. “It’s bizarre to see a man [Max] who all the time says, ‘Oh, I did this,’ ‘I did all that,’ ‘I’m so artistic,’ and ‘I did every thing on my own,’ and doing this shit, like re-recording riffs that we did 30, 40 years in the past. It doesn’t click on, the rhetoric with the instance. However no matter. I simply don’t suppose that — the inventive worth is zero.”

Amid the critique, Kisser additionally make clear Sepultura’s future plans because the band approaches the conclusion of their farewell tour. Opposite to what followers would possibly anticipate from a “farewell,” the group is actively engaged on new materials with their drummer Greyson Nekrutman.

Kisser revealed, “Sure, we’re engaged on new songs, really, with Greyson. Now we have a tremendous chemistry. He’s a tremendous musician, a tremendous man. We’re gonna put collectively, with the stay album that we’re recording, each present. The concept is to place collectively 40 songs in 40 completely different cities all over the world. And collectively we’re gonna have 4 songs, new songs with Greyson, on this massive bundle.”

As for what followers can anticipate from these contemporary tracks? Kisser left it open-ended with a tease: “The unexpectable. Wait and see. Who is aware of?”