After an intense buildup and the promise of a blood-drenched music video, Slayer have finally unleashed their clip for "Repentless." The video prominently features Machete madman Danny Trejo as one of ...

Thrash legends Slayer are in the midst of their last-ever tour, and if you’re on the fence about seeing it, don’t be — it’s a killer, pryo-filled show. They’re also releasing a film, The Repentless ...

Slayer have slowly been revealing various details about their latest album Repentlessover the past few weeks. They have now unveiled the cover artwork for the album, which is set for a Sept. 11 ...

Slayer is about to bid us farewell, but they have a few more gifts to give the world before they go. The Repentless Killogy releases Nov.8 during Slayer’s final live tour. “The Repentless Trilogy ...

As a parting gift for their fans, Slayer will mark the last leg of their final tour with The Repentless Killology, a combination narrative movie and concert film. The film portion features the trilogy ...

There was a time when it seemed Slayer could do no wrong. While 1980s thrash compatriots Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax shifted musical direction or floundered commercially, the quartet persistently… ...

On September 11, 2001, Slayer released an album titled God Hates Us All. On that most awful of days, lyrics to songs like “War Zone” and “Here Comes the Pain” could be read as horrifyingly prescient.

Here are a few key highlights to round things out about the music flick. Slayer: The Repentless Killogy starring Tom Araya, Kerry King, Gary Holt, Paul Bostaph has a Not Rated rating, a runtime of ...

Despite losing Hanneman’s song writing,as well Rick Rubin’s music producing prowess due to switching record labels, Repentless proved that Slayer is still Slayer. Kerry King took the helm as the sole ...

Slayer‘s first new album in six years, cheekily titled Repentless, isn’t due out until September 11th, but on Friday, the group shared its breakneck-paced title track. The song can be heard in a new ...

There was a time when it seemed Slayer could do no wrong. While 1980s thrash compatriots Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax shifted musical direction or floundered commercially, the quartet… By Richard ...