Hé mais tu ne dors jamais??

Précisons que cette vidéo est la suite directe de la première, et donc qu'on a droit au refrain de Psychopathy Red.

C'est vraiment moisi, putain de merde. Et ce pauv' Tom qui essaie tant bien que mal de s'exploser la gorge comme en 86... Jamais il arrivera à passer ça sur scène. Ses braillements sont gonflants au possible.

la chanson en entiere:

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=MYybSst3kZE

Eurk. 2'29 et c'est déjà trop.

Bon, ça me rappelle qu'il faut que j'écoute South Of Heaven une fois dans ma vie, moi.

pas écouté, d'ailleurs j'écouterai surement pas. Ca me soule cette mode de balancer des morceaux avant la sortie de l'album, alors 7 à 8 mois minimum avant...

J'pense que je ferai pareil...
Et puis il faut que j'écoute la période post-Seasons, même si mon instinct me dit que c'est mauvais pour moi.

Combien de fois Tom Araya a utilisé les mots "genocide" et "reality" dans ses textes, sur toute sa carrière ?

L'album devrait arriver pour l'été :

Despite widespread rumors to the contrary, SLAYER's as-yet-untitled new album does not yet have an official release date. According to the band's publicist, the Los Angeles thrashers are in the studio putting the finishing touches on the CD recordings and are hoping to get the album out before the end of the summer. However, an exact release date will not be set until the record has been completed. "Tom's [Araya] finishing up vocals, Kerry [King] and Jeff [Hanneman] are doing final guitar overdubs, and, unless some unforeseen wrench is thrown in, all recording will be finished before the end of next week," the publicist told BLABBERMOUTH.NET.

Si ils disent que l'album arrivera en été c'est qu'il sera sûrement en bac courant décembre au mieux vu que le groupe est encore en studio.

Arf encore un album de Slayer pas pour moi... La chanson est pas mauvaise, je dirais même une des meilleures de la période post-Seasons, même si elle pourrait être plus longue. Bon l'inspiration "Angel Of Death" est là quoi. Même le thème des paroles (encore sur un serial killer) n'est que du repompé d'avant...
Bon après je supporte aucun album post-Seasons. Faut dire déjà que entendre gueuler Araya comme un boeuf comme ça, ça donne pas envie...

Le titre de l'album sera World Painted Blood. Ca va saigner !


BLABBERMOUTH.NET can reveal that California thrashers SLAYER have set "World Painted Blood" as the title of their new album, tentatively due late summer via American Recordings/Sony BMG. There will be a song on the record with that title as well, which is a Jeff Hanneman composition. The forthcoming CD is being produced by Greg Fidelman and will include the track "Psychopathy Red" (another Hanneman-penned tune), which was made available as a limited-edition seven-inch vinyl disc on April 18, 2009 as part of the third annual Record Store Day.

Prior to the new album release, SLAYER will join forces with MEGADETH to perform together for the first time in more than 15 years when they co-headline four shows in Canada in late June. The tour, dubbed "Canadian Carnage", will also feature MACHINE HEAD and SUICIDE SILENCE, and will see MEGADETH and SLAYER each closing two of the four shows. SLAYER will also co-headline with MARILYN MANSON on the five-week Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival, set to kick off July 10 in Sacramento, California.

On May 19, BLABBERMOUTH.NET spoke to SLAYER guitarist Kerry King about the band's new CD and their upcoming touring activities. Highlights of that conversation follow below.

On the status of the new album recording sessions:

Kerry: "Probably today was the last day for touch-ups. The longer you let that go on, you can keep fixing it forever; you've just gotta cut the line at one point and say, 'We're done.' But I think Tom [Araya] finishes up vocals today, and then it's just gotta get mixed."

On whether producer Greg Fidelman is going to be mixing the album as well:

Kerry: "To my knowledge, I think he's doing it. I don't always pay attention to that. But I haven't heard anything to the contrary, so I would imagine, yeah."

On Greg Fidelman being a somewhat odd choice for a producer considering that a lot of fans seem to blame him for the distorted sound on METALLICA's "Death Magnetic" album:

Kerry: "I would never do that because — no offense to him or METALLICA — but it's not Greg's fault for the last 15 years of METALLICA. I think he made a decent record with them. I think 'Death Magnetic' is pretty cool. I mean, It's not the glory of the '80s, but it's better than 'St. Anger', you know what I mean?! You're dealing with hard-headed dudes. We're the same way. When you're in the business for as long as us and them [METALLICA] are, you don't always [listen to] everybody's opinion; you've kind of got your own opinion. I blame everybody, not just him. [Laughs]"

On the songwriting/recording process for the new album:

Kerry: "We were over-ready [when we recorded 2006's 'Christ Illusion']. My songs [for the new album] came together since the middle of January — that was super-fast. I [attended] the NAMM show in the middle of January [2009], the big trade show out here [in California]. I might have had some riffs [at that point], but I had no songs. So everything I've done [songwriting-wise] has been put together since then. And this time when we went into the studio, we were, like, under-ready, because there were songs that hadn't even been finished, so we actually had to teach Dave [Lombardo; drums] some of them in the studio, which is totally unique for us. When you do it like that, you risk songs sounding the same and vocal ideas being similar, but I think everything sounds really different. . . [We did it that way because] we had a window of time that we secured Greg Fidelman [for and] we wanted to keep that happening, so after the NAMM show came around, I went, 'Shit, I'd better get some fuckin' songs happening.' So I got off my ass and really worked at it."

On how he would describe the new material:

Kerry: "I think 'Christ Illusion' and 'God Hates Us All' [2001] were compared to faster records like 'Reign In Blood' [1986]. I think this one, when it's all said and done, will be compared to 'Seasons In The Abyss' [1990], because I think 'Seasons' was a little bit of everything, as far as SLAYER goes. I think this one has a little bit of everything — more so than anything we've done since 'Seasons'. So I would imagine people are gonna compare it to that one."

On how the songwriting is split between him and fellow guitarist Jeff Hanneman this time around:

Kerry: "I don't know which songs... We've got 13 songs. I don't even know if they're all done, it's been such a hectic recording thing, but musically I wrote six and he wrote seven. It's about as down the middle as you can get."

"I think, as a general description [I tend to write the faster stuff and Jeff comes up with the moodier material], but that's not to say that Jeff won't write fast and I won't write slow, but generally I'm the fast, thrashier dude and Jeff's definitely the more moodier guy, but trail off into each one's domain every once in a while."

"I think everything [Jeff's] done came up at least since November. Because we did those first three songs [including 'Psychopathy Red'] in October and those were all his. I don't know if he's worked just since January like I have. I would imagine he probably worked a little earlier than that."

On why not all 13 songs that are being recorded will make it to the finished album:

Kerry: "I got out of that mindset that was popular in the '90s when everybody put as much material on CDs as would fit. I just think that's a waste of time, and I think it's a waste of song ideas, because everybody I've ever heard do that, maybe two or three songs are good and the rest is just filler. All my favorite records from whan I was growing up had 10 songs tops, and they're all kick-ass, so I just [think back to] how I perceived records as when I was a fan."

Nouveau single, Hate Worldwide en écoute ici

http://www.shockhound.com/features/667- ... e-first---

Très gros son, ça envoie bien, le chant est assez convaincant je dois dire, et musicalement ça donne bien également, on verra la suite

La pochette est vraiment très moche. Surtout les caractères.

Tiens encore un groupe d'écologiste !


Et oui car il recycle leur vieille demo....




Ok je sors...

Rolala la typo de merde pour le titre, ça fait vachement amateur.

La chanson est pas trop mal, mais moi je suis pas convaincu par Tom Araya. Il gueule toujours autant pour rien l'animal, ou peut-être est-il trop sur-mixé par rapport aux instrus, ou peut-être que c'est moi qui fait chier pour rien...

Sinon le riff est pas mal (c'est Slayer, donc c'est le minimum un riff comme ça). Mais dommage qu'on est pas un vrai break, et que du coup, c'est le même riff qui revient en boucle tout du long, ils auraient pu en composer un ou deux autres.

Rien de nouveau. C'est un bon titre, mais ça manque singulièrement d'inspiration. C'est du 1000 fois entendu.
C'est en tous cas l'impression que j'ai après 2 écoutes.

zero interet ... ils sont completement rinçés ... ils auraient déja dû arreter depuis bien longtemps ...

roh...

c'est la 1ere fois que j'ecoute du Slayer apres Season In The Abyss.

C'est choquant de voir à quel point ils ont perdu leur identité sonore. Ca sonne comme n'importe quel groupe actuel et ce n'est pas les solos de grattes qui vont reellement enlever cette impression.

Bon sinon c'est super creux comme morceau, y a pas d'ame. On a l'impression d'avoir un moteur de clio qui voudrait essayer de reproduire le son d'une vieille Mustang....

CDLM.
Ils devraient arrêter tout court ou prendre le temps de VRAIMENT bosser plutot que de se précipiter en studio pour pondre un "Christ Illusion" bis. Bref, c'est médiocre, c'est conforme à ce qu'on attend de SLAYER sans l'inspiration. Un parallèle avec le Death Merdique de METALLICA pourra - j'en suis sûr - être fait quand l'album sera sorti.

Comme d'habitude, les hordes de fans vont hurler que c'est super et que SLAYER rules. Sauf que ce titre là dispo rules rien du tout, c'est même très inquiétant.