South of Heaven is Slayer's fourth studio album, released on 5 July 1988 through Def Jam Recordings. It followed the relentless pace of Reign in Blood, and rather than try to outdo that record, the band went the other way. Tempos were slowed, some guitars were left undistorted and the vocals were toned down. Rick Rubin produced again, though this was the last Slayer record to come out on Def Jam.

Reactions were warm, with some listeners welcoming the change of approach and others who loved the earlier albums feeling a little let down. It reached number 57 on the Billboard 200 and went gold in the US in 1992. The title track and "Mandatory Suicide" have stayed in Slayer's live set ever since, which says plenty about how well the slower, more menacing approach worked.

South of Heaven: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 36:55

Tracklist

  1. 1South of HeavenJeff Hanneman and Tom Araya4:58
  2. 2Silent ScreamHanneman, King, Araya3:07
  3. 3Live UndeadHanneman, Araya, King3:50
  4. 4Behind the Crooked CrossJeff Hanneman3:15
  5. 5Mandatory SuicideHanneman, King, Araya4:05
  6. 6Ghosts of WarJeff Hanneman and Kerry King3:53
  7. 7Read Between the LiesHanneman, Araya, King3:20
  8. 8Cleanse the SoulHanneman, Araya, King3:02
  9. 9Dissident AggressorDowning, Halford, Tipton2:35
  10. 10Spill the BloodJeff Hanneman4:49
Produced by
Rick Rubin, Slayer
Executive producer
Rick Rubin
Recorded at
Hit City West (Los Angeles), Chung King (New York City)
Recorded
December 1987 – February 1988
Mixed by
Andy Wallace
Mixed at
New Fresh
Engineered by
Steve Ett, Bill Freesh, Peter Kelsey, Andy Wallace
Label
Def Jam Recordings
Length
36:55

Singles

  • “South of Heaven” · 1988
  • “Mandatory Suicide” · 1988

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198825
US Billboard 200 · 198857
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198811
German Albums · 198823
Dutch Albums · 198831
Hungarian Physical Albums (MAHASZ) · 202531
Swedish Albums · 198850
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198853
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198889
Ireland 2 · 200691
All 11 charts
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 2016198

Certifications

RegionCertification
CanadaGold
United KingdomSilver
United StatesGold

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67.0
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
4.7k
ListenBrainz listeners
95k
Wikipedia views, last 12 months
37k
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Releases and pressings

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz5 July 1988
Wikipedia infobox5 July 1988
Wikidata5 July 1988
US release5 July 1988earliest US date
UK / Europe release5 July 1988earliest UK or European date
25 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—USAmerican Recordings731458679721other
—XWAmerican Recordings0060254757970other
1988XEDef Jam Recordings075992420310other
1988GBLondon American Recordings042282808028other
1988DEDef American Recordings720642420317other
1988CADef Jam Recordings075992420327other
1988XEDef Jam Recordings075992420327other
5 July 1988USDef Jam Recordings075992420310original
5 July 1988GBDef Jam Recordings042282808011original
5 July 1988USDef Jam Recordings075992420327original
25 August 1988JPDef Jam Recordings4988014721400other
October 1988USDef Jam Recordings075992420327other
1994USAmerican Recordings075992420327other
1994FRAmerican Recordings743212484922other
24 March 1995JPAmerican Recordings4988017054567other
1996XEAmerican Recordings5099749180024other
11 August 1998USAmerican Recordings074646940822other
5 June 2002JPAmerican Recordings4988005302281other
2006XEAmerican Recordings5051011604027other
2006AUAmerican Recordings9325583039133other
24 July 2007USAmerican Recordings886971288629other
2009XEAmerican Recordings886971288629other
16 April 2013AFAmerican Recordings602537352265other
5 July 2013XEAmerican Recordings602537352265other
10 December 2013USAmerican Recordings602537467921other
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itunes ✓1500×1500native: native 1500x1500
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deezer1200×1200upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled