Igor Cavalera has dismissed continuing speculation of a classic line-up Sepultura reunion, saying that he and brother Max playing together "is the reunion".
He told Loud magazine: "Me and Max playing together, that's the reunion. Out of all the other people who passed through Sepultua, that's what I consider to be the reunion. I don't see why there needs to be other people in on it. I'm more than happy to have what I have right now. I don't need any other kind of reunion."
The pair have just released new album Blunt Force Trauma which earned a four-star review in the new issue of Rhythm. Igor also spoke to us about recording the album in Rhythm 187, which you can find here.
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