Discover the new Slayer’s museum called ‘Slaytanic Verses’

Through a new film and online museum, the freshly reunited Slayer have begun a digital retrospective on their 40-year history. Early concert posters and photos, as well as other related items collected over the band’s existence, are included in this collection of artifacts from the thrash metal giants. This online museum has been named the “Slaytanic Verses,” and its first exhibit is called “Live Assaults: 1981 Through Today.” You can investigate it right now on  slayer.net. The group unexpectedly announced their return earlier this year after retiring in 2019. Mother Nature had other ideas and ruined last month’s planned “Louder Than Life” set, even though they had originally intended to reconvene for three gigs this fall. However, they performed at this year’s “Riot Fest” for the first time since 2019, and they will be back on stage today, October 10, as part of this year’s “Aftershock” festival in Sacramento, California.