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SLAYER Announce London In-Store

June 27, 2002

SLAYER will be conducting an in-store signing session at HMV's Oxford Street store in London, England on Tuesday, July 16th at 5:30 PM.

On July 15th, SLAYER will release a collector's edition of their latest CD, God Hates Us All, and a new DVD. The collector's edition of GHUA will include the original banned sleeve for the album and two extra tracks ("Scarstruck" and "Addict"),while the DVD, entitled Darkness Of Christ, will feature the video for "Bloodline" as well as a live version of "Raining Blood". Interview and backstage footage will also be included.

SLAYER are scheduled to perform at the London Astoria on July 15th and 16th.

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