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Amid recent speculation about a possible Sepultura reunion, Max Cavalera has clarified his stance in a new interview with Metal Injection, effectively quelling hopes for a long-awaited reunion.
According to Loudwire, both Cavalera and Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser hinted at a possible reunion during interviews last month, sparking excitement among fans.
Kisser mentioned the potential for a final onstage get-together during Sepultura’s farewell tour, a prospect eagerly anticipated by metal fans for nearly 30 years.
However, Cavalera has now made it clear that a reunion is highly unlikely. Speaking to Metal Injection, he stated, “The more the time passes by, the more I feel that I don’t need to [reunite with Sepultura].
Like I said, the real reunion is between myself and Igor, and I did that. It’s pure magic and amazing what we’re doing right now.”
Max and his brother Igor have celebrated their Sepultura legacy independently, engaging in anniversary tours and re-recordings of Sepultura’s early albums, such as Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia, along with the Bestial Devastation EP. Max believes that rejoining Sepultura would undermine the unique dynamic he currently shares with Igor.