God Hates Us All by Slayer, album cover
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God Hates Us All

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Also cited29 August 2001

God Hates Us All is Slayer's ninth studio album, released on 11 September 2001 through American Recordings. It was recorded over three months at The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver and follows Diabolus in Musica, carrying on that record's flirtation with a nu metal sound while keeping the band's thrash core.

Kerry King wrote most of the lyrics, turning to religion, murder, revenge and self-control. "Disciple" earned a Grammy nomination. The explicit cover art caused delays and led some shops to use alternative slip covers, and mixing was difficult too. Critics were largely positive, and it reached number 28 on the Billboard 200. It is also the last Slayer album with drummer Paul Bostaph until he returned for Repentless in 2015.

God Hates Us All: tracklist, credits and charts

13 tracks · 42:37

Tracklist

  1. 1Darkness of ChristJeff Hanneman and Kerry King1:31
  2. 2DiscipleJeff Hanneman and Kerry King3:36
  3. 3God Send DeathJeff Hanneman and Tom Araya3:46
  4. 4New FaithKerry King3:06
  5. 5Cast DownKerry King3:27
  6. 6ThresholdJeff Hanneman and Kerry King2:29
  7. 7ExileKerry King3:55
  8. 8Seven FacesKerry King3:42
  9. 9BloodlineHanneman, King, Araya3:37
  10. 10DevianceJeff Hanneman and Tom Araya3:09
  11. 11War ZoneKerry King2:45
  12. 12Here Comes the PainKerry King4:32
  13. 13PaybackKerry King3:03
Produced by
Matt Hyde, Rick Rubin
Recorded at
The Warehouse, Vancouver
Mixed by
Matt Hyde, Sean Beavan
Label
American Recordings
Length
42:37

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200128
UK Albums Chart · 200131
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20012
Polish Albums (ZPAV) · 20013
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20019
German Albums · 20019
Italian Albums · 200111
Finnish Albums · 200112
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 200115
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 200116
All 22 charts
Swedish Albums · 200118
Ireland 2 · 200124
French Albums · 200125
Scottish Albums · 200127
Hungarian Albums · 200128
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200129
Dutch Albums · 200130
Austrian Albums · 200131
Danish Albums · 200132
New Zealand Albums · 200135
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 200136
Swiss Albums · 200144

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2001-08-29 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz29 August 2001
Wikipedia infobox11 September 2001
Wikidata11 September 2001
US release11 September 2001earliest US date
UK / Europe release11 September 2001earliest UK or European date
17 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWAmerican Recordings0060253735223other
—XWAmerican Recordings00602537352234other
2001XEAmerican Recordings5051011603426other
2001USAmerican Recordings731458633228other
2001AUAmerican Recordings0731458638629other
29 August 2001JPAmerican Recordings4988005279606original
11 September 2001CAAmerican Recordings731458633129other
11 September 2001XEAmerican Recordings731458633129other
11 September 2001USAmerican Recordings731458633129other
4 June 2002DEAmerican Recordings044006304021other
August 2006AUAmerican Recordings9325583039102other
2007USAmerican Recordings886971311020other
22 June 2009XEAmerican Recordings886971311020other
2010XEAmerican Recordings0886977963919other
11 September 2011USAmerican Recordings731458633129other
7 May 2013XEAmerican Recordings602537352234other
10 December 2013USAmerican Recordings602537467723other
Cover art sources

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deezer1200×1200upscaled
coverartarchive1000×1000upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled