FKJ "Tyber" COLOR:WHIT Sepultura leaned heavily on the

Sepultura leaned heavily on the strength of their thrash metal influences to make a statement against the dehumanizing effects of technology

with each member contributing their unique sonic palette to create a cohesive yet exploratory sound

1987's Dream Evil (1LP)

This landmark fifth studio album from the band was the first to fully integrate the band's punk rock influences including guest appearances by Adolescents/D

FKJ "Tyber" COLOR:WHIT Sepultura leaned heavily on theAcross 'Tyber', groove driven compositions sit alongside jazz led instrumentals, sample heavy explorations and more direct songwriting moments, moving seamlessly through funk, alt pop, R&B and psychedelic textures without ever losing cohesion. The album feels both deeply personal and globally informed, spotlighting an artist documenting his evolution in real time. 'Tyber' also features an expansive list of collaborators including Lucy Park, Baby Rose,