"Roorback," released on May 27, 2003, is the ninth album by the Brazilian metal band Sepultura, showcasing their distinct blend of rock and metal. This release, under SPV, consists of 13 tracks that highlight the band's innovative sound and lyrical depth. The album continues Sepultura's evolution, exploring themes of social and political issues through their signature aggressive style. "Roorback" features a range of musical elements, blending thrash metal with melodic undertones, characteristic of the band's approach to songwriting. Noteworthy tracks include "Inner Self" and "Apes of God," which exhibit the band's ability to create complex rhythms and powerful riffs. The production quality of the album reflects the band's commitment to maintaining their heavy sound while also pushing creative boundaries. With "Roorback," Sepultura reinforces their status in the metal genre, appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers alike. The album’s release adds to the band's extensive discography, showcasing their relentless drive and artistic evolution within the rock and metal scenes.