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Nuclear Blast
NB 3640-1
The band’s 14th studio album, Machine Messiah, produced by Jens Borgen (Opeth, Amon Amarth) was inspired by the robotisation of our society.Guitarist Andreas Kisser explains. “The concept of a God Machine who created humanity and now it seems that this cycle is closing itself, returning to the starting point. We came from machines and we are going back to where we came from. The messiah, when he returns, will be a robot, or an humanoid, our bio-mechanical savior.” While Kisser describes the previous album as an “explosion of feelings”, he asserts that this one is more “relaxed”. Certainly, from the brooding tone of the opening title track, it seems that Sepultura are surfing a creative streak on Machine Messiah. Beyond that the full-on thrash assault of I Am The Enemy, the eastern-tinged aggression of Phantom Self and the jaw-dropping instrumental Iceberg Dances, help to round out the band’s most rounded release since the mid-90’s.
Produs Nou / Anul aparitiei: 2017
Tracklist:
A1 Machine Messiah
A2 I Am The Enemy
A3 Phantom Self
B1 Alethea
B2 Iceberg Dances
C1 Sworn Oath
C2 Resistant Parasites
C3 Silent Violence
D1 Vandals Nest
D2 Cyber God
Bonus
D3 Chosen Skin
D4 Ultraseven No Uta
Alternative Rock, Indie Rock,