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Former ANNIHILATOR Guitarist Teams Up With JEFF SCOTT SOTO In REDLIST

November 8, 2002

Former ANNIHILATOR guitarist Neil Goldberg (circa 1993's "Set The World On Fire") and ex-YNGWIE MALMSTEEN vocalist Jeff Scott Soto have teamed up in a brand new project dubbed REDLIST.

Completed by keyboardist/programmer Dave Fraser and a rapper named Eric, REDLIST — whose musical direction is said to be akin to that of LINKIN PARK — have finished mixing 12 original songs and are currently shopping a five-song demo/CD to interested labels.

The tracks included on the demo are as follows:

01. Migraine
02. Ain't Your Man
03. Believe
04. Higher
05. Backstabber

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