Soulfly

 is a metal band formed by Max Cavalera in 1997, a year after he exited from Sepultura and. Soulfly showcases a lot of tribal instruments, especially in early albums. To date, Soulfly has released eleven albums.

Albums
Soulfly released its first album, titled , in 1998. The album is considered a spiritual successor to , showcases a lot of tribal percussions and numerous instruments. The notable tracks on the album are "", "", "", ", and the instrumental title track "", which is just the first that would appear in every Soulfly album to date. Their second album is ', released in 2000. Notable tracks are quasi-title lead track "", "", which features of  and, "", which features 's son Sean, and "". Their third album released in 2002 is aptly titled ', which shows the  (a Hindu symbol shown as distorted 3) on the album cover. The tracks include "", "" which features a ballad with  singing, and silent track "" that pay tribute to the victims of 9/11. In 2004, their fourth album ' was released. In December of that year, two of Max Cavalera's pals die in just two days apart — Moses and  of  and , enticing him to write dark music and lyrics for their fifth album '. One of the songs on the album is "", which tributes to the deaths of Dana and Moses.

Nearly three years after Dark Ages and just four months after their first Cavalera Conspiracy release, Inflikted, their sixth Soulfly album, , was released in late July 2008. The songs on the album include "", "", and the bonus track and cover "". Two years and negative two months after Conquer is their seventh album , which lacks tribal instruments in them.  is the eighth and last Soulfly album released by before they sign with. During this same interval, Zyon Cavalera, Max's son, joins Soulfly on drums. While at the helm under their second label, Soulfly had released three more albums—' (2013), ' (2015), and  (2018).