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ANNIHILATOR: New Audio Interview With JEFF WATERS Available

July 1, 2008

The sixth episode of the SPV audio podcast hosted by Freeman features an interview with ANNIHILATOR mainman Jeff Waters. Jeff speaks at length about the "Metal" album, touring, the upcoming ANNIHILATOR CD coming out in early 2009, his guitar collection, his thoughts on the new METALLICA album and more.

Listen to the podcast in four parts below.

Just by listening to the podcast you have a chance to win an autographed copy of the ANNIHILATOR album "Metal" If you can answer the ANNIHILATOR trivia question correctly, you will be entered in a random giveaway. If your name is selected, you will be the proud owner of a signed copy of the ANNIHILATOR "Metal" CD!

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