In a new interview with Brian Aberback of The Aquarian, Kerry King spoke about his return to the live stage five years after SLAYER played what was at the time being billed as the band’s final gig. He said: “I’m very into playing. It’s not the travel. I love going to cities, of course, but getting t…
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