SLAYER · God Hates Us All | CD

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Background information about 'God Hates Us All'

Slayer's ninth studio album "God Hates Us All" stands as one of the most brutal and uncompromising entries in their legendary catalog. Released in 2001, this album showcases the band at their most savage, delivering a relentless assault of thrash metal that feels like a sonic apocalypse. The production is raw and crushing, with Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman's guitar work creating walls of distortion that complement Tom Araya's venomous vocals perfectly. Tracks like "Disciple" and "God Send Death" exemplify the band's ability to craft memorable hooks within their trademark chaos.

The album's themes explore religious hypocrisy, war, and human suffering with the unflinching brutality that made Slayer legends in the first place. Songs like "Bloodline" and "Here Comes the Pain" demonstrate their mastery of tempo changes and dynamic shifts, while maintaining the crushing intensity that fans expect. The album's controversial title and artwork sparked debates upon release, but the music itself speaks volumes about the band's commitment to pushing boundaries both musically and lyrically.

For fans of:
Kreator, Exodus, Testament, Anthrax, and Megadeth

Track listing

1. Darkness of Christ
2. Disciple
3. God send death
4. New faith
5. Cast down
6. Threshold
7. Exile
8. Seven faces
9. Bloodline
10. Deviance
11. War zone
12. Here comes the pain
13. Payback

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