SEPULTURA To Perform At Brazil's FESTIVAL KURA DEL SUR

September 7, 2007

On September 29 SEPULTURA will play for the first time in Cuiaba, Brazil, in the middle of the Amazon rainforest and Pantanal region, the same location where the song "Itsari" from the album "Roots" was recorded. The band's concert will be part of the first installment of Festival Kura del Sur, a South American music festival. A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the Cancer Hospital of Mato Grosso.

For more information, visit www.festivalkura.com.br.

SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser visited the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance in Leeds, England last month to host a guitar clinic as part of the Metal Hammer Weekender. Watch video footage of his guitar skills below.

In a recent interview with Romania's Metalhead TV, SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser stated about the band's current touring/recording plans, "Our intention, really, is to play as much as we can to prepare this band to start writing new material. So we're gonna start writing a new album at the end of the year, hopefully to release next year, sometime in the second [half of 2008]."

Back in March, SEPULTURA filmed the second video from their "Dante XXI" album, for the song "Ostia". The clip was shot at a studio in São Paulo prior to the band's departure for their European tour. During the following week, the video crew and the main actor shot the outdoor scenes in downtown São Paulo. The script, which adapts the story from the book "The Divine Comedy" to the modern days, was directed by Geraldo Moraes.

(Thanks: Javier HkB / www.sepularmy.net)

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