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On episode 18, Tony Castaneda (former Kyng bassist) a I discuss Sepultura's 1991 classic "Arise." I learned about how Tony discovered Sepultura and why this is his favorite Sepultura record. We discussed how Sepultura came into their own sound on this record and started displaying hints of their Brazilian latin roots and other sounds that were a vision into the future of metal. We rapped a little about Tony’s touring experiences and the OC metal scene back in the day. We also were equally blown away by Sepultura’s “Arise” tour which consisted of 220 shows in 39 countries in 1991 and 92. This and much more on episode 18... If you dig the show, please share it with your metal nerd friends and rate and subscribe to the show! Thank you! Please follow a share The Metal Nerd Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4O9k2NTDbeh4XWmzoKYMwB?si=mA9LlfOrQ8m9YKHwungZPg Please share a leave us a review on Apple Music: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-metal-nerd-podcast/id1491678598 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themetalnerdpodcast/ You can also reach us at themetalnerdpodcast@gmail.com Intro music: “No Space for Silence” by Cerebellion (my band) https://cerebellion1.com/ Outro music: “Closer to the End” by Kyng (Tony’s old band) http://www.kyngband.com/