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SEPULTURA Drummer Gets New Ink: Video Available

March 24, 2004

SEPULTURA drummer Igor Cavalera went to Black Dragon tattoo studio in São Paulo, Brazil Tuesday (March 23) to get some brand-new ink. Check out the pictures at this location or click here to view the video (Windows Media, 1.8 MB). According to a post on the band's web site, "the tattoo is not finished, two more sessions to go."

SEPULTURA are scheduled to film a video for the track "Mindwar" this month with director Ricardo DellaRosa. Ricardo had previously worked with the group on the clip for their rendition of U2's "Bullet The Blue Sky", which won the award for "Best Direction of Photography" at last year's "Brazilian Cinematography Association Awards" and the "MTV Brasil Video Music Awards". As previously reported, the group are also planning on filming a concert in Sâo Paulo, Brazil in August/September for an upcoming double-DVD, which will reportedly feature a specially-composed soundtrack. More information will be made available soon.

SEPULTURA have been confirmed to appear at Portugal's Rock In Rio - Lisbon festival on June 4. Also appearing at the festival are MOONSPELL, SLIPKNOT, GUNS N' ROSES and METALLICA.

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