ANNIHILATOR's JEFF WATERS: Footage Of Q&A Session, Mini-Clinic Available

January 18, 2010

Video footage of guitarist Jeff Waters of Canadian thrashers ANNIHILATOR taking part in a question-and-answer session and mini-clinic for guitar players at this past weekend's NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show in Anaheim, California can be viewed below.

Waters made an appearance at NAMM to promote the new Coreblade amp from Hughes & Kettner.

As an enthusiastic Coreblade user, Jeff not only loves its atomic punch and brutal tone, but also is most excited about this all-tube-amp's full programmability and USB interface. In his recent European clinics, Jeff demonstrated Coreblade's outstanding qualities and how to make good use of all its clever features in practice. It should go without saying that this, of course, also included a very nice display of Jeff's phenomenal guitar work.

Jeff graciously consented to make his personal sound set available to all users worldwide. At www.coreblade.net/downloads you can find his signature set as a zip file, ready to download. Simply unpack it to your dedicated Coreblade USB stick and enjoy (detailed instructions included)! As a bonus, this sound set contains an additional two banks with Jeff's live presets — an absolute must-have for every serious metal aficionado.

ANNIHILATOR recently signed a European deal with Earache Records. The band's 13th studio album is scheduled for release later in the year. A selection of back-catalog albums is also due to be reissued at a later date.

ANNIHILATOR released its latest album, "Metal", in North America in January 2008 via SPV.

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