Soulfly

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Albums by Soulfly

Enslaved
Released: 2012
Tracks: 1
Including: World Scum

Omen
Released: 2010
Tracks: 10
Including: Counter Sabotage

Conquer
Released: 2008
Tracks: 10
Including: For Those About To Rot

Dark Ages
Released: 2005
Tracks: 13
Including: Carved Inside

Prophecy
Released: 2004
Tracks: 11
Including: Prophecy

III
Released: 2002
Tracks: 11
Including: Brasil

Primitive
Released: 2000
Tracks: 11
Including: Jumpdafuckup

Soulfly
Released: 1998
Tracks: 16
Including: Bumba

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Feb
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Mar
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May
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Aug
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Sep
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Oct
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Nov
2024

Dec
2024

A total of 1 review for Soulfly:

	Wolf wrote on 1st Aug 2006, 23:21h: Max Cavalera's choice to leave Sepultura was in my opinion not a bad one at all. Soulfly is definitely a good alternative, if not better at the moment. Soulfly classics like Jumpdafuckup, I and I and Primative were surely wonderful when they performed at Pinkpop and Graspop this year. An interesting combination on the first song with Slipknot and Stone Sour singer Corey Tailor, who did not wear his mask this time. Soulfly combines Cavalera's amazing guitar skills and vocal creativity with smashing drums, catchy riffs and like we are used to the Brazilian drums and the usual 'uno', 'dos', 'tres', 'quatre'. Ofcourse, Soulfly wouldn't be the same if they didn't play some Sepultura classics like Roots Bloody Roots. Amazing live, great performance and even listening to all the CDs at high volume doesn't quite reach that same groove they have live. I'd say listen some Soulfly to get fucked up and them later on see them live so they can totally blow you away. Rock on.
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