![Annihilator - Suicide Society [Deluxe]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/a/500/3/7/4/8/2938473.jpg "Suicide Society [Deluxe]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Suicide Society
2. My Revenge
3. Snap
4. Creepin' Again
5. Narcotic Avenue
6. The One You Serve
7. Break, Enter
8. Death Scent
9. Every Minute
1. Deadlock
2. Set the World on Fire
3. Knight Jumps Queen
4. Ambush
5. Never, Neverland
6. Time Bomb
7. Smear Campaign
8. Carnival Diablos
9. Reduced To Ash
10. I Am In Command
11. Jeff Talks Suicide Society
12. Jeff Talks Creepin' Again
13. Jeff Talks Snap
14. Jeff Talks Narcotic Avenue
15. Jeff Talks My Revenge
16. Jeff Talks The One You Serve
17. Jeff Talks Break, Enter
18. Jeff Talks Death Scent
19. Jeff Talks Every Minute
More Info:
With “Suicide Society”, Annihilator goes headfirst into some of the most technically perfect, crisp, and crushingly taut, riffage Waters has ever produced. Although Waters’ vocals keep traces of stylings from his “King of the Kill” album, they now evoke a surprising blend of legends such as Staley, Osbourne, Hetfield and Mustaine. This, in a twisted way, mirrors Waters’ signature blend of riffing, drums grooves and bass; all drawing from multiple sources and genres.Reviews:
Waters has built a worldwide reputation as being a premier guitarist and songwriter; the conciseness and arrangement of “Creepin’ Again” is both an air-guitarist’s dream and a sharp reminder of this. The gloriously-brutal thrash of “My Revenge” calls up a vintage of ’85 with the technical chops of 2015. The neo-classic title track defiantly expresses anger at the state of world affairs, while offering up hope in closing. With the multi-layered power of the anthem “Snap”, Waters illustrates the diversity of Annihilator’s sound, without sacrificing one decibel of attack. Metal fans all across the world are aware of Annihilator’s stellar, energetic and “real” live shows. Drum monster Mike Harshaw continues on for his 4th year with the band, one familiar name returns & another is born: bassist Cam Dixon (from “King of the Kill” era) returns to the fold & guitarist Aaron Homma makes his debut with the band. For further infos see: www.udr-music.com and www.annihilatormetal.com
