South of Heaven

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South of Heaven is a 1988 studio album by American thrash metal band Slayer, known for its slower, more atmospheric and melodic approach compared to their earlier work.

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instanceOf Slayer album
studio album
artist Slayer NERFINISHED
bandMember Dave Lombardo NERFINISHED
Jeff Hanneman NERFINISHED
Kerry King NERFINISHED
Tom Araya NERFINISHED
chartPosition Billboard 200 top 60 (approximate)
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtDesigner Larry Carroll NERFINISHED
criticalReception generally positive
genre heavy metal
thrash metal
hasFormat cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
hasInfluenceOn extreme metal
hasMusicalStyle more atmospheric sound
more melodic approach
slower tempo compared to Reign in Blood
labelType major label release
language English
length 36:59
lyricTheme death
religion
war
mainSongwriter Jeff Hanneman NERFINISHED
Kerry King NERFINISHED
nextWork Seasons in the Abyss NERFINISHED
notableTrack Behind the Crooked Cross NERFINISHED
Mandatory Suicide NERFINISHED
Silent Scream NERFINISHED
South of Heaven NERFINISHED
Spill the Blood NERFINISHED
partOf Slayer discography NERFINISHED
performer Slayer NERFINISHED
previousWork Reign in Blood NERFINISHED
producer Andy Wallace NERFINISHED
Rick Rubin NERFINISHED
Slayer NERFINISHED
recorded 1987
1988
recordLabel Def Jam Recordings
Geffen Records
releaseDate 1988-07-05
vocalStyle harsh vocals

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Slayer notableWork South of Heaven