It honestly pains me to criticize a musician like Jeff Waters, who has put in so much work for so long, seems like a genuinely cool dude fro...

Ballistic, Sadistic is another power-play that carries the dauntless Jeff Waters and Annihilator forward into yet another decade, a positi...

For the Demented is easily the better of the 2017 Annihilator releases, a studio album that, like Suicide Society before it, tries to mode...

There's a point at which a long-surviving band's live products just sort of blend together, and unfortunately with Annihilator that...

And just like that, after years of gradual evolution into an Annihilator that was worth listening to again, the Dave Padden era had come to...

Continuing the zombie artwork theme of the last two releases, Jeff Waters and company decided to raise from the dead a bunch of their past t...

Obviously encouraged by the righteous blitzing they provided with their 2010 eponymous full-length, Annihilator decide to follow it up with...

Once you've dubbed an album simply Metal , I suppose the only way you can reflect upon yourself any deeper is to finally drop that epony...

Live at Masters of Rock is the second Annihilator live album I've come across, and unlike the first it's a singular performance th...

I get that it's supposed to be a 'profound' title, a reaffirmation for the band that they're just playing some good old meta...