Unearth will be serving as direct support on the West Coast leg of Soulfly’s U.S. tour with Incite. Those shows were supposed to feature Kataklysm, but it seems they will no longer be performing. Here’s the dates with Unearth:
02/22 Spokane, WA – The Pin
02/23 Seattle, WA – Club Sur Rocks
02/24 Portland, OR – BossaNova
02/25 Petaluma, CA – Phoenix Theatre
02/26 Los Angeles, CA – 1720 Club
Soulfly have premiered a lyric video for their song “Under Rapture.” This track features Ross Dolan (Immolation) and it appears on the band’s new album “Ritual,” which was released today (October 19). Dolan commented:
“It was really exciting for me to be part of the new Soulfly album. ‘Under Rapture’ is a crushing song and I was on board the second I heard it. It was truly an honor for me to have been part of this. I think it’s a sick song both musically and lyrically and I am really happy with the end result! This collaboration started last February when we were invited out as support on the ‘Return To Roots’ tour which eventually led to Max singing on the ‘Morbid Visions’ cover we did for the ‘Death Is Just The Beginning’ comp. As fans, having Max part of this made it really special and truly meant the world to us.”
Soulfly have announced a North American tour with Kataklysm and Incite. Chaoseum, Alukah, and Skinflint will open on select dates. Soulfly’s new album “Ritual“ will be released on October 19. Max Cavalera commented:
“Fuck yeah! We’re finally getting ready to tour America and Canada! We have the almighty Kataklysm and thrash masters Incite with us to pulverize city after city, night after night! We are gonna destroy everything that comes in our path! Join us and let the ritual begin!!!”
Tour Dates:
With Incite:
01/25 Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theater
01/26 Dallas, TX – Gas Monkey
01/27 Austin, TX – Come & Take It Live
01/28 New Orleans, LA – Santos
01/31-02/04 – 70000 Tons Of Metal Cruise (Soulfly only)
With Kataklysm, Incite & Chaoseum:
02/05 Orlando, FL – Soundbar
02/06 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
02/07 Frederick, MD – Cafe 611
02/08 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz
02/09 Reading, PA – Reverb / Tsunami Fest
02/10 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
02/11 New York, NY – Gramercy Theatre
With Kataklysm, Incite & Alukah:
02/12 Toronto, ON – Mod Club
02/13 Flint, MI – Buick City Events Center
02/14 Joliet, IL – The Forge
02/15 Ft Wayne, IN – Piere’s
02/16 Dayton, OH – Oddbodys
02/17 Lexington, KY – Manchester Music Hall
02/18 Kansas City, MO – Riot Room
With Kataklysm, Incite & Skinflint:
02/19 Colorado Springs, CO – Sunshine Studios Live
02/20 Grand Junction, CO – Mesa Theater
02/22 Spokane, WA – The Pin
02/23 Seattle, WA – Club Sur Rocks
02/24 Portland, OR – BossaNova
02/25 Petaluma, CA – Phoenix Theatre
02/26 Los Angeles, CA – 1720 Club
Soulfly have premiered a new song titled “Dead Behind The Eyes.” This track features Lamb Of God’s Randy Blythe and it contains lyrics inspired by the Cenobites, the extra-dimensional beings who appear in the works of Clive Barker. Soulfly’s new album “Ritual” will be released on October 19.
Soulfly have shared the fourth trailer for their new album “Ritual.” That effort will be released on October 19.
Soulfly have shared the third trailer for their new album “Ritual.” That effort will be released on October 19.
Soulfly have premiered a new song titled “Ritual.” This is the title track of the band’s new album, which is set to be released on October 19. Max Cavalera commented:
“This song took a long time and almost didn’t make the record. We recorded it as an instrumental and ran out of time in the studio. We ended up having to fly Josh Wilbur (producer) out to my house to finish the vocals. He kept on telling me he wanted more of that ‘tribal shit’ like some of the stuff on our first record and ‘Primitive’. We ended up creating the chorus on the spot and layering something like 12 or 16 tracks of chanting for it. After we heard it and were listening back, we got really excited and were high-fiving each other. Josh just turned to me and said that was what he wanted to hear as a fan, and he was really happy to get that out of me. We both knew it was a new SOULFLY classic for the ages and had to be the album opener. I’m really proud of this song and I think old-school fans of my work are going to love it.”
