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KERRY KING is giving fans more. The iconic SLAYER songwriter/guitarist is releasing an Extended Deluxe Edition of his acclaimed debut solo album From Hell I Rise via Reigning Phoenix Music on June 19, 2026, expanding the record with five previously unheard demos and new visual elements, including cover artwork by James Bousema and a revamped layout with additional photos.

The demos offer a rare window into King’s creative process, complete with scratch vocal performances by Kerry. Something that he’s been doing for many years, and it’s never been heard outside the studio, until now.

Accompanying the Extended Deluxe Edition is the earbook, an essential for fans and collectors. Limited to only 666 copies worldwide, the earbook includes 2 LPs, a live CD, and a live Blu-ray of the band’s first ever show at Reggies Chicago. The earbook is exclusive to Reigning Phoenix Music, available for mailorder in Europe and the US.

Pre-order From Hell I Rise: Extended Deluxe Edition HERE!

From Hell I Rise – Line-Up:

Kerry King: Guitar
Paul Bostaph: Drums
Kyle Sanders: Bass
Phil Demmel: Guitar
Mark Osegueda: Vocals

From Hell I Rise: Deluxe 2 Year Anniversary Tracklist:

01 – Diablo
02 – Where I Reign
03 – Residue
04 – Idle Hands
05 – Trophies Of The Tyrant
06 – Crucifixation
07 – Tension
08 – Everything I Hate About You
09 – Toxic
10 – Two Fists
11 – Rage
12 – Shrapnel
13 – From Hell I Rise
14 – Crucifixation (Demo Kerry King Vocals)
15 – From Hell I Rise (Demo Kerry King Vocals)
16 – Two Fists (Demo Kerry King Vocals)
17 – Rage (Demo Kerry King Vocals)
18 – Trophies Of The Tyrant (Demo Kerry King Vocals)

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When the night was over, everyone who walked out of The Steelhouse in Omaha knew the score. Avatar had delivered. Vocalist Johannes Eckerström and company carried the full weight of their Swedish metal lineage and made it look effortless, tearing through a colossal circus-metal set that stuck around long after the house lights came up.

Frozen Soul opened. The Fort Worth, Texas death metal outfit — formed in 2018 — set the tone immediately, and served as a reminder of what an opening act is supposed to do. Anyone who showed up early got rewarded. Frontman Chad Green works a crowd the way seasoned veterans do, connecting and engaging without theatrics. The band is raw and to the point. They play hard, they play fast, and they make no apologies. Systematic and infectious, compelling and determined, “honest” is probably the one word that comes closest to capturing them, though it undersells it.

Fleshgod Apocalypse followed, celebrating their 2024 album Opera — a 10-act work built around frontman Francesco Paoli‘s 2021 mountain climbing accident. The Italian symphonic death metal band transformed The Steelhouse into something closer to an opera house, draped in red and gold lighting. When lead vocalist Veronica Bordacchini walked out in full operatic regalia, the room went quiet — the kind of quiet a crowd falls into when something unexpected demands their full attention.

That stillness didn’t last. As Paoli on vocals and bass, Fabio Bartoletti on guitar, Francesco Ferrini on piano, and Eugene Ryabchenko on drums came in, the room erupted. The result was cinematic — more live score than concert. Glorious and merciless. Everything they did carried weight. Fleshgod Apocalypse are genuinely unique and an absolute must-see.

Avatar was formed in 2001 in Mölndal, Sweden. Ten studio albums in, they arrived in Omaha behind Don’t Go Into The Forest, and they came prepared. Eckerström walked out alone, holding a lantern. Drummer John Alfredsson was lit up behind his kit as blue light, and fog rolled across the stage, and “Captain Goat” kicked off a 21-song set that ran the full spectrum — gloomy, murky, relentless — and demanded headbanging without apology.

Eckerström‘s vocal range is something else. The makeup is not a gimmick; it ties directly into what Avatar is about — disorder, folly, defiance. By the time the encore opened with the eerie “Don’t Go Into The Forest,” the crowd had been wrung out, and they still wanted more. The pit kept moving until the final note. The whole experience felt like riding a roller coaster where you’re not entirely sure the car is going to hold the track, but you ride it anyway. That is an Avatar show. It’s not simply a concert to see and hear; it requires survival instinct.

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