SLAYER called it a day five years ago. Kerry King made it clear that he wasn’t hanging up his axe permanently, though, and his long-awaited solo release, “From Hell I Rise”, is finally here. The thirteen songs on hand shouldn’t surprise anyone. He was clear about the fact that his new music was goin…
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