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SEPULTURA: 'Quality Handmade Metal' Coming Soon

November 7, 2012

Brazilian/American thrashers are "merging a deal" with Fourspeed Metalwerks, the first manufacturer of high-detail metal products in Indonesia. The band states: "Get ready for some quality handmade metal for SEPULTURA!"

Established in 2004, Fourspeed Metalwerks offers "first-grade material" from "experienced artists."

SEPULTURA has been confirmed for next year's edition of the Rock In Rio festival, set to take place in September 2013. The band will be joined on stage by Les Tambours Du Bronx, featuring sixteen drummers from France.

SEPULTURA's concert at Rock In Rio will be professionally filmed for the band's next DVD, to be released sometime in 2014.

SEPULTURA is continuing to tour in support of its 12th studio album, and Nuclear Blast Records debut, "Kairos", which hit stores in July 2011.

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