Slayer Fans To Get What They Expect On New Album Says King
. The thrash veterans start recording sessions later this year, with Exodus man Gary Holt in place of Hanneman, who died last year of alcohol-related health issues. And King believes the response to standalone track Implode, launched earlier this year, should offer hope to doubtful followers. He tells Arte Concert: "I know people are going to expect us to fail, because it's the first record without Jeff. I get it. But I'm also very proud of what we've done so far towards new material. "It's fast and the slow stuff's heavy. Everything people liked Slayer for in the past is on this record." More including a stream of the new track here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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