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The latest Slayer album, 'Christ Illusion', sparkled such a huge controversy in India, initiated by the religious group called the Catholic Secular Forum, that the band's label, EMI Music, was forced to pull it off the market and assure the raging protestants that it was destroyed.
Although the American label of the band immediately issued another cover for the album (seen here in the second photo), the Indian EMI refuses to sell the album any more. 'We have met with the CSF and were apologetic while assuring them that all copies of the album will be pulled out. Last week we recalled all the albums and destroyed them as we did not want any community to be hurt. We have no plans of re-issuing it in any way', the spokesperson for the record company stated.
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