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Slayer’s albums “Show No Mercy,” “Hell Awaits,” “Live Undead,” and “Haunting The Chapel,” will be released on limited edition vinyl as part of Metal Blade Records’ Metal Blade Originals vinyl reissue series. These will be released overseas on January 15, and can be preordered HERE. You can read the following press release to see all…
Most of the lineup has been revealed for the 2016 Hellfest. The festival will take place June 17-19, in Clisson, FRA, and will include: Rammstein, Black Sabbath, Korn, Megadeth, Ghost, Slayer, Bring Me The Horizon, The Offspring, Volbeat, Anthrax, Bullet For My Valentine, Disturbed, King Diamond, Gojira, Shinedown, Testament, and much more.
Slayer’s 666 Red Ale Beer is now officially available, and can be purchased HERE. Sweden Rock Magazine asked Tom Araya if a beer can taste like Slayer and he said the following: “It can taste authentic. So, yes, a beer can taste like Slayer.”
Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed) has premiered the 127th episode of his podcast, “The Jasta Show.” This time it features an interview with Gary Holt (Slayer, Exodus). https://soundcloud.com/jameyjasta/episode-127-gary-holt-exodus-slayer
Slayer have premiered a new video for their song “Repentless,” via Rolling Stone. This song is the title track of the band’s new album, which was released today (September 11).
Slayer have premiered a new song, titled “You Against You,” via ScionAV. The song will appear on the band’s new album, Repentless, which will be released on September 11. https://soundcloud.com/scionav/slayer-you-against-you
Slayer have premiered a new song, titled “Cast The First Stone,” via Adult Swim. The song will appear on the band’s new album, Repentless, which will be released on September 11.
Slayer have posted an eight-minute studio video to discuss how Gary Holt (Exodus) came into the band and how he contributed to the new album Repentless. You can check that out below: Repentless will be released on September 11.
The Smithsonian Institute has teamed up with thrash metal legends Slayer for their Places Of Musical Innovation exhibit. The band is featured in a new video series for the exhibit, which includes a history of thrash metal section. You can check out the installment below.
During the Mayhem Fest stop in Holmdel, NJ, King Diamond was joined onstage by Slayer guitarist Kerry King, for a performance of Mercyful Fate‘s “Evil.” Check out some fan-filmed footage below:
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