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15/09/2026

ANNIHILATOR 🇨🇦 - "NEVER, NEVERLAND" (Full-length)
Release date: September 12, 1990
Record label: Roadrunner Records
Genre: Technical Thrash Metal

​36 years after its release, "Never, Neverland" stands as the masterful and highly acclaimed second full-length studio album by Canadian thrash metal masters Annihilator. Led by the unmatched technical and compositional brilliance of founding guitarist Jeff Waters, and featuring the standout debut of vocalist Coburn Pharr, this flawless record perfected the formula of their successful debut, delivering an avalanche of hyper-precise riffs, intricate tempo changes, and captivating melodic harmonies. With absolute immortal genre anthems like "The Fun Palace," "Stonewall," and the chilling title track, the album indisputably solidified the band as one of the most virtuosic, original, and influential forces in the history of extreme music.

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