Iggor Cavalera first became widely known as the drummer and founding member of the Brazilian band Sepultura, where his powerful and inventive playing helped shape the group’s early sound. Over time his rhythmic language expanded beyond the drum kit, incorporating drum machines, synthesisers, and electronic production into his practice. Alongside projects such as Mixhell with Laima Leyton and the noise-driven collaboration Petbrick with Wayne Adams, Cavalera has developed a parallel path in experimental electronics. Recent releases including Aural Manifestations and Alucinações Sônicas explore slower, atmospheric territories built from modular synthesis, drones, and subtle rhythmic movement — often presented with restrained visuals in intimate experimental spaces.
