Sepultura Share 'Beyond The Dream' From Their Final EP

Official Announcement | Published: Mar 31, 2026 4:35 PM EDT

(Nuclear Blast) Last month, Sepultura announced their final release, The Cloud of Unknowing EP, due to be released on April 24th. Today, the band are proud to reveal the EP's second single, the deeply resonant 'Beyond the Dream'.

As the curtain falls on an extraordinary career spanning more than four decades, Sepultura are preparing to close their final chapter at the end of this year. With over 40 years of band history, 14 gold records, and performances across more than 80 countries, SEPULTURA stand as Brazil's uncompromising emissary to the global stage and one of today's most influential metal bands.

Currently bringing their pioneering sound to audiences worldwide on the 'Celebrating Life Through Death' farewell tour, the question has arisen: how should SEPULTURA mark the end of such a monumental journey? The answer came naturally: By capturing a final creative moment and preserving it for posterity.

Sepultura commented, "Beyond the Dream" emerges as one of the most emblematic moments of Sepultura's final chapter, serving as a poetic reflection of a journey shaped by decades of albums, tours, and life on the road.

This previously unreleased composition fulfills a long-standing desire of the band to explore the ballad format, blending Sepultura's identity with the melodic sensitivity of renowned collaborators. To bring this project to life, Sepultura enlisted the essential collaboration of Sergio Britto and Tony Bellotto of Titãs-musicians who share a long history with the band and are widely recognized as specialists in the genre, as well as composers of classics such as "Polícia."

The result of a direct partnership between members of Sepultura and Titas, the song celebrates the connection between artists who share the stage and a deep passion for creation. The outcome is a piece that brings great satisfaction to everyone involved, establishing itself as both an emotional and historical milestone featured on the band's final EP, released in this very year that marks Sepultura's official farewell."