SOULFLY: 'Prophecy' Drum-Cam Footage From San Francisco

November 14, 2013

Sick Drummer Magazine has uploaded drum-cam footage of SOULFLY's Zyon Cavalera performing the song "Prophecy" with the rest of the band on November 5 at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco, California. Check it out below.

Zyon is the 21-year-old son of SOULFLY mainman Max Cavalera.

SOULFLY's ninth album, "Savages", sold 4,700 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 84 on The Billboard 200 chart. The band's previous CD, "Enslaved", opened with 5,900 units in March 2012 to land at No. 82.

SOULFLY's seventh effort, "Omen", registered a first-week tally of 6,000 units in June 2010 to enter the chart at No. 73.

SOULFLY's 2008 album, "Conquer", premiered with 8,400 copies to debut at No. 66. This number was in line with the opening tally of the CD's predecessor, "Dark Ages", which shifted a little more than 8,000 copies during its first week of release in October 2005 to land at No. 155.

"Savages" was released on October 1 via SOULFLY's new label home, Nuclear Blast Entertainment. The CD was produced by Terry Date, who is known for his work with such acts as PANTERA, DEFTONES and SOUNDGARDEN, among many others. Guest vocal appearances on "Savages" include SOULFLY bass player Tony Campos, CLUTCH's Neil Fallon, NAPALM DEATH's Mitch Harris, Jamie Hanks of I DECLARE WAR and SOULFLY mainman Max Cavalera's son Igor Cavalera (of LODY KONG).

"Savages"was released as a limited-edition digpack CD, 2LP vinyl and digital download.

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