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“When I heard Raining Blood I had this picture of this beautiful vulva raining blood over this male abusive force.” How the Taliban inspired Tori Amos to record a Slayer classic, and what Slayer’s Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King thought of it

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“When I heard Raining Blood I had this picture of this beautiful vulva raining blood over this male abusive force.” How the Taliban inspired Tori Amos to record a Slayer classic, and what Slayer’s Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King thought of it

In 2001, US singer/songwriter Tori Amos recorded an ethereal cover of Slayer’s Raining Blood for her sixth studio album Strange Little Girls. For this, you can thank the Taliban

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