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Review by omne metallum ››

Annihilator has always been essentially the one-man band of guitar hero / producer / singer / songwriter Jeff Waters, and it is rare for someone to be still inspired and stay fresh after so many years in the business. And at 53 years of age, it's difficult to come up with ideas as easily as you did when you were in your 20s anyway. This is the band's 17th album and it's just? another Annihilator record.
Review by nikarg ››

Annihilator finally find their feet and plant their boot squarely in your face; back with a vengeance and a higher level of purpose, Feast is the sound of a re-invigorated band who are trying to make up for lost time. Do as the album says, and crack it open and gorge yourself on what's within.
Review by omne metallum ››

If you don't know them yet, SPV is a big label, a really big one? If you don't trust me, just have a look on the set-list/line-up of their last compilation and you'll understand that these Germans don't joke when it comes to talk about...
Review by Jeff ››

One day, Mr Jeff Waters, the amazing Canadian guitarist of Annihilator wanted to release an album which could become like a hymn to our favorite music, the Metal. He chose to call it "Metal" (easy isn't it) and invited a lot of guests,...
Review by Jeff ››

I wonder how many times Jeff Waters is going to fool around with the line up of Annihilator until he finds the one (no pun intended)... This time around he got hold of a young singer called Dave Padden - THE singer of Annihilator in Waters's own...
Review by Deadsoulman ››