Divine Intervention

Divine Intervention is an album of Thrash metal of the group Slayer left in 1994. It is the first album of the group with Paul Bostaph. It constitutes a kind of return to the sources towards an aggressive music, thus approaching their famous album Reign In Blood.

The sound is asepticized a little, but work is overall, on the level of the compositions, of a very great effectiveness, because led to a furious rate/rhythm of the beginning to the end. Slayer had chosen Rick Rubin as producer.

This album caused a certain controversy in the United States because of the contents of the words, in particular in the songs SS-3 and 213 . In the latter it is refers to the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.

List pieces

  1. "Killing Fields" (music: King; words: Araya) - 3:57
  2. " Sex. Murder. Art." (music: King; words: Araya) - 1:50
  3. " Fictional Reality" (music and words: King) - 3:38
  4. " Dittohead" (music and words: King) - 2:31
  5. " Divine Intervention" (music: Hanneman/King; words: Araya/Bostaph/Hanneman/King) - 5:33
  6. " Circle off Beliefs" (music and words: King) - 4:30
  7. " SS-3" (music: Hanneman/King; words: Hanneman) - 4:07
  8. " Serenity in Murder" (music: Hanneman/King; words: Araya) - 2:36
  9. " 213" (music: Hanneman; words: Araya) - 4:52
  10. " Mind Control" (music: Hanneman/King; words: Araya/King) - 3:04

Musicians

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