Title: Slayer Get Heavier.
Review: While not as consistent as Seasons, Divine Intervention is still a great album and very underrated. It's when their music gets heavier and more in the groove metal genre, however DI still has some thrash metal in it but it isn't nu-metal either. It's more of groove metal with a very heavy edge to it. DI is a very fast album with a lot of edge like "Dittohead" (one of my personal favorites), yet a few parts are slower. Some people consider it a throwback to Reign In Blood which isn't too far off but with more diversity. Dave Lombardo left the band and was replaced by Paul Bostaph, he has a lot of potential considering he's replacing a legend. The drumming skills he has aren't quite as technical but he brings a new sound to Slayer. Lyrically, it's some of their best work to date. Dark but no corny satanic lyrics either. My overall view on Divine Intervention is positive and it's one of the most underrated metal albums of all time.
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