Joe Nuñez

Joe Nuñez joined Max Cavalera's Soulfly in 1999 and left the band in 2010. After releasing Soulfly's seventh album Omen, Joe returned to Chicago and began to take on projects both in and out of music. Joe was also the drummer for the Chicago based band Stripping the Pistol. Currently, he is with his new group Slampede and studies Chinese internal arts.^[1]

References

↑ http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=4059

External links

Joe Nunez Bio

Soulfly

Max Cavalera Marc Rizzo Zyon Cavalera Mike Leon Marcelo "Cello" Dias Roy Mayorga Jackson Bandeira Logan Mader Mikey Doling Joe Nuñez Bobby Burns David Kinkade Tony Campos

Studio albums	Soulfly (1998) Primitive (2000) 3 (2002) Prophecy (2004) Dark Ages (2005) Conquer (2008) Omen (2010) Enslaved (2012) Savages (2013) Archangel (2015)

Extended plays	Tribe Blood Fire War Hate

Videos	The Song Remains Insane

Singles	"Eye for an Eye" "Umbabarauma" "Bleed" "Tribe" "Back to the Primitive" "Son Song" "Jumpdafuckup" "Seek 'n' Strike" "Downstroy" "Prophecy" "Carved Inside" "Frontlines" "Unleash" "Blood Fire War Hate" "Rise of the Fallen" "World Scum" "Bloodshed" "Master of Savagery" "Ayatollah of Rock 'n' Rolla" "We Sold Our Souls to Metal" "Sodomites" "Archangel" "Titans"

Notable songs	"Tree of Pain" "El Comegente"

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Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 143572471 MusicBrainz: 8567efcd-03eb-426f-a57a-4b9a7e0fb8f8

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