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“Maybe Kerry King gets in and Slayer doesn’t.” Kerry King gives his take on the state of metal in 2024, and how he feels about metal not being properly acknowledged by the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

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“Maybe Kerry King gets in and Slayer doesn’t.” Kerry King gives his take on the state of metal in 2024, and how he feels about metal not being properly acknowledged by the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

Kerry King isn’t worried about the state of metal in 2024, so nor should you be

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