Primitive (album)
Occupation
- Max Cavalera - vocals, guitar, bass, Berimbau
- Mike Doling - guitar
- Marcello D. Rapp - Bass
- Joe Nunez - Drums, Percussion
Primitive is the second studio album by the metal band Soulfly. It was released in September 2000 on Roadrunner Records.
Formation and style
Primitive originated in the Salt Mine Studio Oasis in Mesa, Arizona, with producer Toby Wright. It had quite a few guest musicians: Chino Moreno on the song Pain or Tom Araya at terrorist, a piece that can be heard in the text line by Inner Self by Cavalera's former band Sepultura and Criminally Insane Araya of Slayer band. Mulambo was taken with the same strain, Son song with Sean Lennon. Here, in the latter song pop elements in Bring It come a dub - reggae part and Mulambo and In Memory Of ... ' Hip- Hop elements used. Jumpdafuckup shows some bonds from the Industrial, here sang Corey Taylor of Slipknot with.
Reception
Andreas Himmelstein awarded in the magazine Rock Hard four out of ten. The songs were of " rather poor quality ", only the instrumental Soulfly II convince with its world music elements. " Would Soulfy increasingly working in this direction, they could deliver really good albums. Instead, they maneuver themselves with all their well-intentioned aggression in a musical dead end. "