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- Summary: The debut full-length solo release from Slayer guitarist Kerry King features contributions by Paul Bostaph, Phil Demmel, Mark Osegueda, and Kyle Sanders.
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- Record Label: Reigning Phoenix
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal
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Jun 14, 2024The guitarist is so focused he has arguably delivered a stronger, more consistent collection than Slayer’s last two albums, for From Hell I Rise slays from start to finish.
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Jun 14, 2024On From Hell I Rise, King is still drinkin’ his tequila, still fucking with riffs, and still not lovin’ the priests. In other words, it sounds like Slayer – and at times, Slayer at their best.
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Jun 14, 2024From Hell I Rise is more than just a retread of past glories. Part of the credit goes to Death Angel singer Mark Osegueda, whose vicious performance consciously avoids referencing Slayer's Tom Araya on the title track and the anti-war Trophies Of The Tyrant. [Jul 2024, p.78]
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Record CollectorJun 14, 2024There's a decent hardcore punk song, Two Fists. Elsewhere, there's too much mid-tempo chug to make this album fully adrenalised. [Jul 2024, p.105]