that all stocks had been destroyed, noting it had no plans to re-release the record in India in the future. Band membersFinal lineup Tom Araya – bass, vocals (1981–2019) Kerry King – guitar (1981–2019) Paul Bostaph – drums (1992–1996, 1997–2001, 2013–2019) Gary Holt – guitar (touring member 2011–2013; 2013–2019)Former members Jeff Hanneman – guitar (1981–2013) Dave Lombardo – drums (1981–1986, 1987–1992, 2001–2013) Jon Dette – drums (1996–1997; touring member 2013)Touring members''' Bob Gourley – drums (1983) Gene Hoglan – drums (1983, 1996) Tony Scaglione – drums (1986–1987) Pat O'Brien – guitar (2011) Phil Demmel – guitar (2018) Timeline Discography Show No Mercy (1983) Hell Awaits (1985) Reign in Blood (1986) South of Heaven (1988) Seasons in the Abyss (1990) Divine Intervention (1994) Undisputed Attitude (1996) Diabolus in Musica (1998) God Hates Us All (2001) Christ Illusion (2006) World Painted Blood (2009) Repentless (2015) Awards and nominations |- !scope="row"| 2002 | "Disciple" || Best Metal Performance || |- !scope="row"|2007 | "Eyes of the Insane" || Best Metal Performance || |- !scope="row"| 2008 || "Final Six" || Best Metal Performance || |- !scope="row"|2010 | "Hate Worldwide" || Best Metal Performance || |- !scope="row"|2011 | "World Painted Blood" || Best Metal Performance || |- |- !scope="row"|2006 | Slayer || Kerrang! Hall of Fame || |- !scope="row"|2013 | Slayer || Kerrang! Legend || |- |- !scope="row"|2003 | War at the Warfield || DVD of the Year || |- |- !scope="row"|2010 | Kerry King || God of Riffs || |- !scope="row"|2013 | Jeff Hanneman || God of Riffs || |- |- !scope="row"|2004 | Slayer || Best Live Act || |- !scope="row"|2006 | Reign in Blood || Best Album of the Last 20 Years || |- !scope="row"|2007 | | "Eyes of the Insane" || Best Video || |- !scope="row"|2007 ||Slayer || Icon Award || |- |- !scope="row"|2006 | Christ Illusion || Best Thrash Metal Album || |- !scope="row"|2015 | "Repentless" || Best Video || |- Footnotes From late 2010 until his death in May 2013, Jeff Hanneman's participation in Slayer was minimal. In January 2011, he contracted necrotizing fasciitis, which severely restricted his ability to perform. He appeared publicly with the band on only one known occasion, playing two songs during an encore at one of Slayer's Big 4 performances in April 2011; he also attended rehearsals for Fun Fun Fun Fest in November 2011, but did not end up performing at this show. By July