What makes Tribus by Sepultura notable?

'Tribus' is significant for showcasing Sepultura's evolution into a more experimental phase, receiving positive reviews for its innovative approach. The EP featured mixes and demos that highlighted the band's willingness to push boundaries, further solidifying their influence on the nu-metal scene emerging at the time. Released in 1998, 'Tribus' followed the band's acclaimed album 'Roots' from 1996. At this point in their career, Sepultura was exploring new sonic territories while facing lineup changes, as founding member Max Cavalera had departed. This EP served as a bridge between their earlier thrash influences and a more diverse sound that incorporated Brazilian musical elements.

Tribus works well if you're into fierce energy for workout sessions, brief bursts of intensity and tribal rhythms for immersive experience.

How many songs are on Tribus?

Tribus has 6 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.

Tribus

Sepultura · 1998

20 min · 6 tracks · death metal · thrash metal · alternative metal

A fierce fusion of tribal rhythms and aggressive metal, reflecting Sepultura's Brazilian roots and innovative spirit.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

fierce energy for workout sessions
brief bursts of intensity
tribal rhythms for immersive experience
focused listening in quick sessions

Maybe skip if you want

prefer long, sprawling albums
seek melodic calmness

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1998, 'Tribus' followed the band's acclaimed album 'Roots' from 1996. At this point in their career, Sepultura was exploring new sonic territories while facing lineup changes, as founding member Max Cavalera had departed. This EP served as a bridge between their earlier thrash influences and a more diverse sound that incorporated Brazilian musical elements.
Stylistic neighbors: Soulfly· Pantera· Machine Head