Slayer’s Kerry King Talks Solo Album From Hell I Ride “There Is A Little Bit Of Everything”

I had the good fortune to speak with Slayer's Kerry King about his new solo album, From Hell I Rise, which drops on May 17th. What I've heard has been a brutal onslaught, like you'd expect!

He told me why he chose that name for the album; there were other ones, but he picked this one, and it ends the album on track 13. He also told me about the flavor of the album. In case you haven't heard anything from it, I've included the two songs they've dropped from the album below.

We also discussed how he got the band members, including Mark Osegueda (Death Angel), Slayer drummer Paul Bostaph, Hell Yeah's Kyle Sanders, and Phil Demmel, to round out the band. He said this was his "A-Team," and he got the players he wanted.

We also discussed his upcoming 60th birthday, the first show in Europe. Over his 60 years, he's made lots of memories, some he can't remember, like a story about the early days of Megadeth that David Ellefson told me about.

By the way, seeing Slayer is an unreal performance. Read about that below.

Check out the podcast below, which also features Barry Kerch from Shinedown. More on that later. Consider this a sneak peek.

Here's the interview with Kerry. Check out the conversation and check back often for more interviews with some of your favorite rockers!

Here's the official video for the song "Residue." Kerry's new album drops on May 17th.

Here's the audio for another track from From Hell I Rise called Idel Hands. Check it out and crank it up!

I mentioned in the interview that seeing Slayer about ten years ago was an unbelievable experience; here's a list of some of my other favorite concerts.

Here's the official page for Kerry.

https://kerrykingofficial.com/