What is the best Sepultura album of all time?

Brazil's Sepultura grew from raw death/thrash beginnings to become a global heavy metal force, culminating in the groundbreaking tribal fusion of Roots. Whether in the Max Cavalera or Derrick Green era, they consistently pushed metal's boundaries with social commentary and rhythm-driven heaviness. Vote for their greatest record.

Roots

The 1996 groundbreaking album fusing thrash with Brazilian tribal rhythms.

1/10

Chaos A.D.

The 1993 album introducing groove metal elements and political themes.

2/10

Arise

The 1991 album cementing their status as death/thrash legends.

3/10

Beneath the Remains

The 1989 album putting them on the global map of extreme metal.

4/10

Schizophrenia

The 1987 album showcasing their early raw death/thrash attack.

5/10

Against

The 1998 post-Max album proving Derrick Green could carry the band forward.

6/10

Dante XXI

The 2006 concept album based on Dante's Divine Comedy.

7/10

Kairos

The 2011 album celebrating their diversity and global cultural influences.

8/10

Machine Messiah

The 2017 album featuring a blend of groove metal and progressive elements.

9/10

Quadra

The 2020 album structured as a conceptual four-part journey.

10/10