Metalsucks — As much as I love Max Cavalera, Soulfly basically started as a nu-metal band (and Roots is a nu-metal album… sorry, kids), and it’s sometimes hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that Cavalera had Fred Durst do a guest rap on SF’s 1998 s... more info

411 Mania — Cavalera Conspiracy bassist to fill-in at Sonisphere and Wacken... more info

I Like Music — The Brazilian heavy-metallers follow Sonisphere with a handful of UK live dates more info

411 Mania — This week it's Groove Metal or Dumbass Douchebag Pussy Wannabe Metal (whichever you prefer) in the 3Ls with the second week's fixtures in the World Cup of Metal (who wins, you decide!) including a featured match between Sepultura and Celtic Frost. more info

Undercover, Australia — Max Cavalera’s Soulfly will return to Australia in September with City of Fire and Incite for what promises to be a brutal assault on poor unsuspecting eardrums. more info

Altsounds — The 3120 is the newest amp from Peavey and is the latest demonstration of the company's experience in high gain tones, it was always going to be a heavy weight contender in the metal field. The re-styled aesthetics and the use of EL34s retain the... more info

411 Mania — 411's Aaron Titan hasn't liked a Soulfly album since 2004's Prophecy. Does that change with Soulfly's seventh album? more info

The Music Fix — A brutal expression of crushing doom. More tea vicar? more info

Metalsucks — Like a lot of projects that are the project after the project that made someone famous (got all that?), Soulfly seems to inspire a lot of heated debates. (Then again, this is metal, where the question “What’s for lunch?” seems to inspire a lot ... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "Rise of the Fallen" by Soulfly (feat. Greg Puciato of the Dillinger Escape Plan) from the band's 2010 release "Omen." more info