The band brings it back in the new decade and add another title to their iconic catalogue. It’s been observed that since 2011’s “Kairos,” the band has delivered this by the numbers approach to their sound. While the records have given us the luxury of more output from Andreas Kisser, Sepultura doesn’t really push the envelope or stand out as a metal band. Albums like “Dante XXI” and “A-Lex” presented a band that had this huge artistic vision and were executed well after the group’s first three records with Derrick. But somewhere along the journey the act just went into basic bitch mode, and it honestly peels away at the band’s legendary status.
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