Uncle Slam's 1995 album 'When God Dies' features the band's signature blend of thrash and heavy metal, with a raw production sound that emphasizes their aggressive style. The album is notable for its uncompromising lyrical themes and relentless musical delivery.
- 'When God Dies' was released on January 17, 1995, by Medusa Records.
- The album was recorded at a studio in Los Angeles, California.
- The album was Uncle Slam's second and final release, following their 1988 self-titled debut.
Uncle Slam was a thrash metal band formed in 1987 by Willie Adams, the former guitarist of Motörhead. The band released two albums, including 'When God Dies' in 1995.
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