SLAYER, the iconic heavy metal band, has unleashed a fiery concoction known as “Raining Blood” hot sauce, a tribute to their legendary song of the same name. This scorching sauce lives up to its brutal name, boasting a blend of some of the world’s hottest peppers, sure to send a scorching surge through your taste buds.
The intense heat of “Raining Blood” will take you on a headbanging journey of extreme spiciness, leaving even the boldest heat seekers gasping for relief. Just like SLAYER‘s relentless and aggressive music, this hot sauce packs a merciless punch, making it a must-have for thrill-seeking chili lovers and metalheads alike. Prepare to embrace the inferno and let the relentless heat of “Raining Blood” take you to the edge of sensory chaos.
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After concluding their last world tour in November 2019, SLAYER, featuring Tom Araya (bass, vocals), Kerry King (guitar), Gary Holt (guitar), and Paul Bostaph (drums), will headline three prominent festivals, Riot Fest, Louder Than Life and Aftershock Festival, marking their first live appearances since then.
In a recent interview with Metal Injection, King said that he doesn’t rule out the possibility of more SLAYER shows in the future beyond the three festival appearances scheduled for this summer and fall.
“I’m trying to be real and definitely say, hey, we’re not gonna tour again,” he said. “And we’re certainly not gonna record again, ’cause I have a means of doing that now with my band. [We’re doing] three shows for now. And I say ‘for now’ because I know Europe’s gonna come knocking, ‘Hey, man, you guys played America. Come see us.’ So it wouldn’t surprise me if something like that happened, but it’s certainly not on my books right now.”
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