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SEPULTURA's ANDREAS KISSER, DERRICK GREEN Talk First Bands, First-Ever Live Performances (Video)

December 9, 2015

The Cut recently spoke to vocalist Derrick Green and guitarist Andreas Kisser of Brazilian/American metallers SEPULTURA about their first bands and the first gigs they ever played. Check out the footage below.

SEPULTURA released a limited-edition seven-inch single to mark its 30th anniversary. "Under My Skin" features artwork of fan tattoos on its cover, with a live version of "Kairos" on the b-side. The single was issued on black, yellow and green vinyl, with only 200 copies of each version pressed.

SEPULTURA's latest album, "The Mediator Between Head And Hands Must Be The Heart", came out on October 29, 2013 via Nuclear Blast.

Asked if SEPULTURA has begun composing material for the follow-up to "The Mediator Between Head And Hands Must Be The Heart" album, Andreas told Rock N Reel Reviews: "We started thinking about [the next album]. Of course, we have musical ideas flowing all the time. Especially nowadays [with the modern technology], it's so easy to record any idea [wherever you are]. And hopefully, if everything goes right, by the end of next year, we're gonna have something new. Let's see what happens."

According to Kisser, SEPULTURA has not yet written any complete songs for its next CD. "We're just working on early stages of demoing — just riffs and Eloy [Casagrande, drums] has some drum loops that we might [use to] start [building] something [from]," he explained. "Me and Derrick [Green, vocals] are talking about some topics — maybe songtitles and lyrics and stuff — so we start really building something. But it's still very early — [there's] not really too much to talk about."

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