Album Info
| Artist: | Soulfly |
| Album: | Totem |
| Released: | Europe, 6 Oct 2023 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Superstition | |
| A2 | Scouring The Vile | |
| Vocals - John Tardy | ||
| A3 | Filth Upon Filth | |
| A4 | Rot In Pain | |
| A5 | The Damage Done | |
| A6 | Totem | |
| B1 | Ancestor | |
| Soloist [Guitar Solo] - John Powers | ||
| B2 | Ecstasy Of Gold | |
| Soloist [Guitar Solo] - John Powers | ||
| B3 | Soulfly XII [Instrumental] | |
| B4 | Spirit Animal | |
| Soloist [Guitar Solo] - Chris Ulsh | ||
| Vocals, Horns - Hornsman Coyote | ||
| Vocals, Lyrics By [Additional Lyrics] - Richie Cavalera | ||
| Voice [Baby Growl] - Leya Cavalera |
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Description
Released in 2000, "Primitive" is the second studio album by Brazilian-American metal band Soulfly. Led by former Sepultura frontman Max Cavalera, Soulfly's music is characterized by its blend of thrash metal, groove metal, and tribal elements, drawing inspiration from Cavalera's Brazilian heritage and indigenous culture.
The album opens with "Back to the Primitive," a blistering thrasher that sets the tone for the rest of the record. With its aggressive riffing, tribal percussion, and Cavalera's intense vocals, the song serves as a declaration of Soulfly's musical identity and artistic vision.
Tracks like "Jumpdafuckup" and "Bring It" continue this theme of raw energy and aggression, with their pounding rhythms and aggressive riffing driving the songs forward with relentless intensity. The band's incorporation of tribal percussion and chants adds a unique and distinctive flavor to their sound, further distinguishing them from their peers in the metal scene.
One of the album's standout tracks is "Son Song," a haunting ballad featuring guest vocals from Slipknot's Corey Taylor. The song's atmospheric instrumentation and emotive lyrics create a sense of vulnerability and introspection that contrasts with the album's more aggressive moments, showcasing Soulfly's ability to explore a wide range of emotions and musical styles.
Another highlight is "Terrorist," a politically charged anthem that addresses issues of war, violence, and social injustice. The song's aggressive riffing and intense vocals convey a sense of anger and defiance, urging listeners to confront the injustices of the world and fight for change.
While "Primitive" received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising its raw energy and inventive fusion of metal styles while others found it to be somewhat derivative and formulaic, the album has since gained recognition as a fan favorite and a staple of Soulfly's discography. Its blend of aggression, melody, and tribal influences continues to resonate with listeners and inspire a new generation of metalheads.
In conclusion, "Primitive" is a powerful and dynamic album that showcases Soulfly's unique blend of thrash metal, groove metal, and tribal influences. With its raw energy, aggressive riffing, and thought-provoking lyrics, the album remains a testament to the band's musical vision and artistic integrity. For fans of heavy and intense metal music, "Primitive" is a must-listen and a worthy addition to any music collection.
