Kerry King admitted that he doesn't like Slayer's 1998 album Diabolus in Musica, or much of their '90s material at all, for that matter. There was a shift in what types of heavy music were ...

In 1702, German composer Andreas Werckmeister cited the phrase “mi contra fa est diabolus in musica,” a Latin phrase meaning ... along with vulgar songwriters like Frank Zappa. Bands like Slayer, and ...

All but one studio album — Diabolus in Musica — was represented by at least ... READ MORE: The 29 Songs Slayer Have Never Played Live From what footage online shows, Slayer sounded tight ...

Diabolus in Musica' is Latin for 'The Devil in Music,' which seems to fit the career that Slayer developed up to this album. Always pushing their lyrics and records as far as they could ...

First, Slayer didn’t really tour much over the years ... (King has written 24 to date, 18 of them before 1998’s Diabolus in Musica, not including the new “Implode.” Araya has 36 credits, Bostaph 2, ...

As Slayer went on, Hanneman gradually reduced ... of the music – including all but one of the tracks on 1998’s Diabolus in Musica, as well as the song “Disciple” from 2001’s God Hates ...