Moloko Mesto

Sepultura · A-Lex [2009]

Oh my brothers, havve another glass

Moloko plus vellocet, drencrom, synthemesc

I viddy with my glazys the ultra-violence ball

Bloody chained faces, a real horrorshow



Moloko Mesto



Cocaine running through the veins of our system

Crack heads, stones burned, one way ticket, no return

Drug cartels and traffic routes

Open borders, enslaving youth

Many pills to control your mood

To shape your mind to obey the rules



Moloko Mesto!!



What's it gonna be then, eh?



I did not choose this evil, but born with it within

I am my only master, the master of my ways

Take heed embrace yourself when you cross my path

I speak to you and tell the truth the sin has no end

Moloko Mesto

Moloko Mesto

Moloko Mesto appears on Sepultura's 2009 album A-Lex, marking a significant departure from the band's traditional thrash metal roots. During this era, the group embraced a more experimental and alternative sound, often incorporating electronic textures and unconventional song structures. This track exemplifies the band's willingness to explore new sonic territories while maintaining their signature intensity. The recording reflects the creative evolution of the Brazilian metal legends as they navigated a period of reinvention. By blending heavy riffs with atmospheric elements, Sepultura crafted a distinctive listening experience that challenged their established identity. The song stands as a testament to their enduring ability to adapt and innovate within the broader landscape of heavy music.