Brazilian Bands

"Heavily influenced by earlier thrash bands as well, particularly Slayer, Sepultura have constantly straddled the line between straightforward thrash and helping innovate the modern incarnation of death metal. Their Brazilian origin is also apparent in their occasional use of Latin and samba beats, as well as the musical traditions of Brazil's indigenous people such as the Xavante tribe from Brazil's state of Mato Grosso, who actually participated in the recording of 1996's album Roots."

"Sepultura helped put South America on the heavy metal radar as thrash was still in its infancy. The band’s first two records toe the line between thrash and black metal, but they came into their own on the genre-defining ‘Beneath the Remains.’"

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