Soulfly (album)
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Publication |
April 21, 1998 |
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| Label (s) | Roadrunner Records | |||
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Title (number) |
15/18 |
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running time |
67:54 |
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Studio (s) |
Indigo Ranch Studios, Malibu , California |
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Soulfly is the debut album of Metal - band Soulfly . It was released on Roadrunner Records in April 1998 .
Origin and style
After separating from Sepultura , Max Cavalera was the first to release a new album, Soulfly . His rival former bandmates followed suit with Against in the fall of 1998 . The album Soulfly was made in Indigo Ranch Studios, Malibu , California , producer was Ross Robinson . Cavalera was able to gather a large number of guest musicians: In addition to Deftones singer Chino Moreno, almost the entire band Fear Factory took part, Fred Durst and DJ Lethal from Limp Bizkit and a few other guests can also be heard. Last but not least, Limp Bizkit and Moreno provided some influences from Nu Metal . Otherwise the record is heavily influenced by Sepultura's album Roots : "If you didn't like Roots , you don't even need to listen to this disc," said Cavalera about the album. The album cover was designed by the tattoo artist Leo Zulueta .
reception
Jan Jaedike rated Soulfly's debut in Rock Hard magazine with 7.5 out of ten points and called the album good, but it wasn't a “high-flyer”: “Friends of that last Sepultura output will, however, really enjoy Soulfly . It creaks, rumbles and tribal that the last hairs of every traditional Thrasher fall from frustration. But as I said, they are not the target group here anyway. "
Track list
- Eye for an Eye (with Burton C. Bell and Dino Cazares ) - 3:34
- No Hope = No Fear - 4:35
- Bleed (with Fred Durst and DJ Lethal ) - 4:06
- Tribe - 6:02
- Bumba (with Los Hooligans) - 3:59
- First Commandment (with Chino Moreno ) - 4:29
- Bumbklatt - 3:51
- Soulfly - 4:48
- Umbabarauma (with Los Hooligans) - 4:11
- Quilombo (with Benji and DJ Lethal) - 3:43
- Fire - 4:21
- The Song Remains Insane - 3:39
- No (with Christian Olde Wolbers ) - 4:00
- Prejudice (with Benji Webbe ) - 6:52
- Karmageddon - 5:44
Bonus titles of the digipak version
- Cangaceiro - 2:19
- Ain't No Feeble Bastard (Cover by Discharge ) - 1:39
- The Possibility of Life's Destruction (Cover by Discharge) - 1:28
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b www.rockhard.de: Review Soulfly by Jan Jaedike
- ↑ metal-archives.com : Artists, accessed October 3, 2019