SEPULTURA Guitarist Andreas Kisser On Drummer Jean Dolabella - "Recovering Well And Maybe In The Next Two To Three Days He Will Be Back"
July 31, 2011, 13 years ago
Legendary Brazilian/American thrashers SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser has released the following tour update:
"On July 27th, in Lendorff, Austria, we were supposed to another show of the very successful European tour for Kairos. We are having a great time in Europe, but our drummer Jean Dolabella had an injury on his arm due to muscle stress; he couldn't play the gig and we had to cancel the show. We thought about options for drummers to do some shows while Jean could have time to recover so we wouldn't have to cancel any more shows. We were very lucky because on that same day, the band from Brazil TORTURE SQUAD - a great thrash group that are conquering their space outside the country - are here for a tour, and Sepultura and Torture Squad had two festivals to play together. Amilcar Christófaro is a great drummer and huge Sepultura fan, he knows a lot from our early stuff, and when we talked to him he was ready to help us.We already did four shows with him and it is going really great; he's amazing playing our stuff. Jean is recovering well and maybe in the next two to three days will be back.
We were stunned by the situation and very thankful to Amilcar and Torture Squad for this, this is an historical event for everybody involved and the show must go on. Thanks you very much Amilcar, you fucking rule!"
Andreas
Sepultura released their new album Kairos on June 24th in Europe. Kairos was recorded once again at Trama Studios in São Paulo, Brazil and produced and mixed by Roy Z. (JUDAS PRIEST, HALFORD, BRUCE DICKINSON, HELLOWEEN).
Kairos tracklisting:
'Spectrum'
'Kairos'
'Relentless'
(2011)
'Just One Fix' (Ministry Cover)
'Dialog'
'Mask'
(1433)
'Seethe'
'Born Strong'
'Embrace The Storm'
(5772)
'No One Will Stand'
'Structure Violence (Azzes)'
(4648)
Footage of the band performing the title track from their new album, Kairos, at a previous Atlanta show, can be seen below:
