earMusic and Annihilator recently announced a multi-year initiative to rerelease the majority of the band’s back catalog. The reissued albums will come in special configurations complete with bonus tracks and rare, never before heard music. To kick off the campaign, Annihilator revisited their 2007 all-star release Metal. …READ MORE
Annihilator’s debut album Alice In Hell was a breath of fresh air in the Thrash Metal scene when it was released back in 1989. I wasn’t the biggest Thrash Metal fan back then, but I really dug Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax , Testament and Artillery …READ MORE
After almost a year and a half off the road, holed up in his Durham based Watersound Studios, it’s little wonder that Durham’s newest Canadian resident, Jeff Waters, was off the starting blocks quicker than …READ MORE
After 30 years, 17 albums recorded, several million albums sold and numerous world tours under his belt Jeff Waters, the mainman and brainchild behind Canadian Thrash legends, Annihilator, has upped sticks, sold everything and moved …READ MORE
Canada’s Annihilator is one of those bands that has some outstanding music to their credit, but never totally cracked mainstream Thrash acceptance throughout the world. Metal/Thrash enthusiasts generally hold an immense amount of respect for …READ MORE
Jeff Waters about the new self titled album Annihilator, about his good and bad tracks and going back in time learning tracks by Riot, Anvil, Scorpions and AC/DC.
After the letdown of 2007’s Metal album, the dear Jeff Waters must have heard reviewers’ cries and made a change. This year, Waters’ Annihilator recorded their best release since the beginning of the new millennia. …READ MORE
Main axeman in Annihilator about his new album “Metal” and about all the great guest artists playing solos on the album. by Stig G. Nordahl
Canada’s Annihilator, an ever changing line-up band, releases what I will call their first ever real live album. Yes, I am aware of the one released in the mid-nineties. It only consisted of old recordings, …READ MORE
In 1997 Jeff Waters released his 6th and least popular Annihilator album among the fans Remains. How come he ended up using a drum machine on several tracks and what inspired him to go for …READ MORE