There is no better place for THAT farewell than Katowice's Spodek. That's where the legendary Sepultura will perform on November 21 as part of their farewell tour. It will be supported by Jinjer, Obituary and Jesus Piece.

Can they be called one of the most important names in the metal world? Without a doubt. The Brazilians of Sepultura have built themselves a monument more durable than bronze in 40 years. Whether as a savage death/thrash crew, or with black metal beginnings, or finally incorporating tribal grooves - they have always maintained their power and wrote numbers that have become the anthems of metal generations. However, you have to know when to leave the stage, and this is a good time. Sepultura doesn't have a weak album to their credit, they don't breathe through a respirator on stage. They still have strength and still bite. See for yourself at the Spodek, the next opportunity will be gone.

The Ukrainian sensation from Jinjer was the sensation in question almost a decade ago and still is. All because of the music, in which there is no room for such a thing as limitations. Here you have everything: from progressive metal to metalcore; from djent to groove; from moodiness to explosion of fury. All this is carried by Tatiana Shmaylyuk, wielding a voice like a bell.

Looking for the best rhythm in death metal? One that makes your head walk on its own and makes you want to destroy everything with a mace? Obituary is the best you can get in this category. Deathmetal veterans responsible for, for example, "Cause of Death" or "Slowly We Rot" do not lose form, and their deadly groove