Hell Awaits
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| Release date | March 1985 |
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| Studio | Eldorado Recording Studios |
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| Genres | Black Metal |
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| ID | 1413801 |
About Hell Awaits
Hell Awaits is the second studio album by American thrash metal band Slayer, released in March 1985 by Metal Blade Records. The band's 1983 debut Show No Mercy became Metal Blade Records' highest-selling release, and as a result, producer Brian Slagel desired to release a second Slayer album.
Israel Folau settles with Rugby Australia
... Folau was sacked for saying Hell Awaits gay people, after previously being warned over his social media posts...
Israel Folau raises compensation bid over Rugby Australia sacking
... Folau - previously one of the nation s highest-paid athletes - had originally sought A$10m and a return to the national side, after being terminated for saying Hell Awaits gay people...
Israel Folau criticised for 'appalling' Australia bushfire remarks
... Rugby Australia (RA) sacked the former Wallabies player in May after he said on social media that Hell Awaits gay people...
Israel Folau raises compensation bid over Rugby Australia sacking
Israel Folau was sacked for making anti-gay comments on Social Media
Rugby player Israel Folau has upped his demands for compensation from Rugby Australia to A$14m (£7. 4m; $9. 5m), following his high-profile sacking.
The former Wallabies star is suing after being fired in May for making anti-gay remarks on Social Media .
Folau, a Christian, argues that the termination of his contract is a case of religious discrimination.
In raising his compensation claim, Folau asserted that he could have become captain of The National side.
The 30-year-old full-back also included potential lost earnings from match performances and sponsorship deals in his amended claim, which was filed on Wednesday.
He argued the Wallabies would have achieved a "superior performance" at the Rugby World Cup in September if he had been in the side.
Folau - previously one of The Nation 's highest-paid athletes - had originally sought A$10m and a return to The National side, after being terminated for Saying "Hell Awaits " gay people.
His case will be heard in the Federal Circuit Court next February. It is possible that the case could set a legal precedent for religious expression in Australian workplaces.
Folau has been supported by Christian lobby groups, but he has also been widely condemned for his anti-gay and anti-transgender comments.
, Saying donations had come from "tens of thousands of Australians". An earlier fundraiser was shut down after The Host platform, GoFundMe, said Folau's cause promoted discrimination.
Last week, Folau was strongly criticised after he linked Australia's ongoing bushfire crisis to The Nation 's same-sex marriage and abortion laws.
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Source of news: bbc.com
