Under a Pale Grey Sky

"Under a Pale Grey Sky" is a powerful live album by Sepultura, capturing the band's final performances with Max Cavalera before his departure. Released in 2002, this double album is a raw and intense documentation of Sepultura's live prowess, featuring a blend of their signature thrash, groove, and nu-metal sounds. The setlist spans their career, including classics like "Roots Bloody Roots," "Territory," and "Attitude," as well as deeper cuts like "Necromancer" and "We Who Are Not as Others." The energy and aggression of Sepultura's live shows are palpable throughout, with highlights including the frenetic "Troops of Doom" and the politically charged "Slave New World." Recorded during a time of transition for the band, "Under a Pale Grey Sky" stands as a testament to Sepultura's enduring impact on the metal scene. With a runtime of nearly two hours, this album is a comprehensive journey through Sepultura's discography, showcasing their musical evolution and unyielding intensity.