MAX CAVALERA To Guest On 'Liquid Metal' Tonight

November 14, 2008

Max Cavalera (SOULFLY, CAVALERA CONSPIRACY, ex-SEPULTURA) will be the first in-studio guest for the newly merged satellite metal stations (Sirius Satellite Radio's Hard Attack and XM Radio's Liquid Metal). Join host Jose Mangin and Max Cavalera tonight at 6:00 p.m. EST as they break in Liquid Metal with some sick tracks off the latest SOULFLY release, "Conquer", and blast some of Max's other notable metallic projects SEPULTURA, NAILBOMB, and CAVALERA CONSPIRACY. There might even be an acoustic death metal rendition of SEPULTURA's classic "Desperate Cry"! You'll also hear from Richie Cavalera, frontman for INCITE and part of the Arizona Cavalera clan.

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SOULFLY released its new album, "Conquer", on July 29 via Roadrunner Records.

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