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SEPULTURA: Video Shoot Photos Posted Online

December 2, 2002

SEPULTURA began shooting the video for their rendition of U2's "Bullet The Blue Sky" — one of the cover tracks featured on their upcoming EP, "Revolusongs" — last Friday (Nov. 29) in São Paulo, Brazil. To view 32 photos taken at the video shoot, click here.

"Revolusongs" is set to surface via FNM/Universal Records in Brazil, SPV/Steamhammer Records in Europe and JVC Records in Japan. The group are still negotiating a North American deal following their split with Roadrunner Records earlier in the year.

In other SEPULTURA-related news, drummer Igor Cavalera and wife Monika welcomed a baby boy, Icaro Bass Cavalera, on Sunday, Nov. 24. The couple already have two daughters — six-year-old Joanna and three-year-old Raissa.

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