In a career spanning nearly four decades, Kerry King has solidified his status as a legend in the world of thrash and metal by creating some of the most savage and groundbreaking music to ever assault our ears. Known for his ferocious guitar playing and unapologetic attitude, King's name is pretty much synonymous with metal. From the blood-soaked anthems like "Raining Blood" to the bone-crushing brutality of "Mandatory Suicide," King's influence on many sub-genres of metal is undeniable. With his long-awaited solo project, From Hell I Rise, he forges the next chapter in his legacy of speed and heaviness.

For this monumental release, King has assembled a lineup of big hitters to join him on his crusade. With Slayer's own Paul Bostaph on drums, Hellyeah's Kyle Sanders on bass, Phil Demmel of Machine Head fame on lead guitar, and the vocal powers of Death Angel's Mark Osegueda, From Hell I Rise is a force ready to take on all rivals.

Working alongside producer Josh Wilbur (Korn, Lamb Of God, Avenged Sevenfold), King and his crew laid down the tracks for From Hell I Rise at Henson Studios in Los Angeles, channeling their ageless fury into every riff. According to King himself, the album is an onslaught of religious themes, war narratives, and unrelenting heaviness, with nods to classic punk and thrash. Even in the studio, King's presence looms large, commanding respect and admiration from all who work with him. Producer Josh Wilbur has praised King's confidence and directness, noting that while he may not beat around the bush, his vision and passion for what he does shines through in every aspect of the album.

For fans of Slayer and metal in general, From Hell I Rise is a must-listen. With Kerry King leading the charge, it’s a brutal, uncompromising assault on the senses, reminding us once again why he’s hailed as one of the true masters of metal. Brace yourselves, metalheads, and bear witness to the next life of a true titan of metal: Kerry King, a man who really has taken us to hell and back again.