SEPULTURA Beneath the Remains Patch

São Paulo, 1989. Four guys from Belo Horizonte put out a record that made Slayer sound like they needed to reconsider their choices. Beneath the Remains is where Sepultura stopped being a death metal band with thrash tendencies and became something that didn't need a category.

The Cavalera brothers at full tilt, Andreas Kisser's guitar work just starting to get weird in the best way, and a production job from Scott Burns that somehow made everything sound like it was recorded inside a collapsing building. This is Brazilian metal history on a patch, the kind of thing that earns a nod from whoever's behind the counter at a record store. Your jacket probably already knows what to do with it, especially if it's keeping company with Slayer, Testament, Obituary, Machine Head, or Soulfly.

Official licensed woven sew-on patch. Approximately 105mm wide x 100mm tall.