We met up with Max Cavalera from Soulfly in his tourbus and he brought us up to date about his relationship with his brother Igor and the musical project he has been working on with him. He also explains who else is involved with the project and why.

In part two of the interview Max explains a little more about The Cavalera Conspiracy and he also talks about a Sepultura reunion, how he would like to see it.

In the last part of the interview Max explains what music he listens to right now and how heavy the new Soulfly record is going to be and how long he's going to keep it going with Soulfly. He also talks about money, his kids, his health and his love for music.

Toazted talked to Max Cavalera during the Dutch Pinkpop festival 2006. Max was very open about a Sepultura reunion. Max tells a lot about touring and his time with his kids. He says about the Sepultura reunion:

Max: "It's just a matter of waiting for the right time".

(Recorded in June 2006)

During Soulfly's Winter Tour 2006 we spoke to singer and founder of Soulfly Max Cavalera. In this interview he explains how the band overcome some dull and boring moments while they are on tour. Recorded in February 2006.

"Once in a while we just ask someone in the crowd to play the drums on a song. Yesterday the drummer jumped! And he was very good!"

Toazted had an interview with singer Max Cavalera from Soulfly on the Dutch Fields Of Rock festival. He talked about the new record "Dark Ages" and about touring. Listen to this very cool interview! June 2005.

Mark Rizzo, guitar player with Soulfly talks about the new Soulfly album "Dark Ages" and his first solo album called "Colossal Myopia".

"My solo album will be salsa meets metal, meets rock."

Max Cavalera from Soulfly spoke with us while he was in town for the Dynamo Open Air Festival on June 5, 2004. In the interview he told us about the new band in Soulfly, shooting the Prophecy video on a sacred Navajo site and the new breed of American Metal:

"We didn't change to adapt to the new scene, they changed to adapt to us and that's a big victory for metal."

In this interview Max Cavalera talks to us about the album Soulfly Three.
Recorded in 2002.

"I've been doing this for so long. But I've found a way to recreate myself and keep the aggression alive without having to sell out."

Former front man of Sepultura, current front man of Soulfly, Max Cavalera was in Amsterdam doing spoken word gigs in 1999. In this interview he tells us what people should expect from his shows in which he touches on topics like politics, tribes and percussion instruments.

"They call me "bum" in my country when I do spoken word festivals. It feels like being naked when I do spoken word gigs."

A deep and serious interview with Max Cavalera about spoken word performances in 1999. Recorded in The Hague, Holland.

"It's really different spoken word. I will talk about politics, music and I brought my Berimbao. In my country they call me BOMB."