SEPULTURA Announces Details Of Farewell Release 'The Cloud Of Unknowing' EP, Shares New Song 'The Place'

Sepultura Announce Farewell Release 'The Cloud of Unknowing' EP

Sepultura are preparing to close their final chapter at the end of this year

Sepultura Announce Farewell Release ‘The Cloud of Unknowing’ EP

As the curtain falls on an extraordinary career spanning more than four decades, Sepultura are preparing to close their final chapter at the end of this year. With over 40 years of band history, 14 gold records, and performances across more than 80 countries, Sepultura stand as Brazil’s uncompromising emissary to the global stage and one of today’s most influential metal bands. Currently bringing their pioneering sound to audiences worldwide on …

Sepultura Announce Final EP ‘The Cloud Of Unknowing’ And Release New Track ‘The Place’

Sepultura have officially announced their farewell release, ‘The Cloud Of Unknowing’ EP, marking the final studio chapter in a career that has stretched across more than 40 years. Brazilian metal titans Sepultura will release the four track EP on April 24th via Nuclear Blast Records, just as their ‘Celebrating Life Through Death’ farewell tour continues to circle the globe. After 14 gold records and shows in more than 80 countries, Sepultura are…

Sepultura announces farewell EP, ’The Cloud of Unknowing’

Sepultura has announced a new EP called The Cloud of Unknowing, which will mark the Brazilian metal band's farewell release.The four-track set is due out April 24. Its first single, called… Source

Sepultura announces farewell EP, 'The Cloud of Unknowing'

‘The Cloud of Unknowing’ EP artwork. (Nuclear Blast) Sepultura has announced a new EP called The Cloud of Unknowing, which will mark the Brazilian metal band’s farewell release. The four-track set is due out April 24. Its first single, called “The Place,” is out now. “This song deals with immigrants who have come to a place seeking refuge and start a new life,” reads a post on Sepultura’s Facebook. “Once assimilated into a false sense of securit…