Slayer Fans Have Long Wait For Next Album Says Kerry King
. ![]()
(Metal Hammer) Kerry King predicts Slayer's next album won't arrive until at least 2018 - despite being ahead of the game in terms of material. The guitarist recently reported that as many as nine songs were in a usable condition following the completion and release of Repentless last year. But the follow-up is still up to two years away, even if his concerns about frontman Tom Araya's potential plans to retire prove to be unfounded. King tells Jagermeister: "We've got lots of leftover material from the last album because we wrote so much stuff, and we recorded a bunch of it too. If the lyrics don't change the songs musically, those songs are done." Despite that, he continues: "We could probably start doing something at the end of next year - but we've still got a lot of touring going on next year. I'm guessing it won't be '18 before we record anything." Read more here. Metal Hammer is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
Quick Flicks: Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound of Thunder
Root 66: 3 Pairs of Boots- Rodney Rice- The Burnt Pines
MorleyView 3 Doors Down's Brad Arnold
On The Record: Frankie Goes to Hollywood
AC/DC's Brian Johnson Was Told 'Back In Black' Would Never Fly
Motley Crue Frontman Vince Neil's Father Passes Away
The Mars Volta Announce Limited Edition Box Set
Stryper's Oz Fox Surpasses Brain Surgery Crowdfunding Goal
Alice Cooper In The Studio For 'Love It To Death' Anniversary
Alice In Chains' Jerry Cantrell Finishes New Solo Album
Whitesnake Stream 'Give Me All Your Love' 2021 Remix
Singled Out: Cold Weather Company's Warmth In Winter