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SLAYER Named 'Best Band' By Readers Of REVOLVER Magazine

January 27, 2004

Veteran Los Angeles thrashers SLAYER have been voted "Best Band" by the readers of Revolver magazine.

Revolver has committed to putting SLAYER on the cover of the May issue, out March 30. The band will apparently share the cover with Bam Margera of "Jackass" fame (Margera's MTV show "Viva La Bam" won for "Best TV Show" in the Revolver Readers' Poll).

As previously reported, SLAYER taped their appearance on the "Monster Garage" TV show last Friday (Jan. 23). Airing on the Discovery Channel, this two-hour show will air in separate one-hour episodes. The first hour airs April 12, the second hour (with SLAYER) airs April 19.

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