Feast is the fourteenth album by Canadian heavy metal band Annihilator, released on 23 August 2013 through UDR in Europe, with a North American release following on 27 August. It arrived in the same year as Re-Kill, so fans had two Annihilator records to get through in a matter of months. The cover features the Spanish model and presenter Pilar Rubio.

Its place in the band's story is what gives it extra weight. Feast was the last album with vocalist Dave Padden, who had been in the band for more than a decade. He left at the end of 2014, having tired of the heavy touring that followed the record and wanting more time with his family. If you want to hear where that stretch of the Annihilator line-up finished, this is the one to put on.

Feast: tracklist and credits

9 tracks · 49:32

Tracklist

  1. 1DeadlockJeff Waters and Dave Padden4:22
  2. 2No Way OutJeff Waters5:19
  3. 3Smear CampaignJeff Waters4:15
  4. 4No SurrenderJeff Waters5:36
  5. 5WrappedJeff Waters and Danko Jones3:46
  6. 6Perfect Angel EyesJeff Waters4:26
  7. 7Demon CodeJeff Waters6:22
  8. 8Fight the WorldJeff Waters6:53
  9. 9One Falls, Two RiseJeff Waters8:33
Produced by
Jeff Waters
Recorded at
Watersound Studios
Recorded
Ottawa, Canada, January–April 2013
Mixed by
Jeff Waters
Engineered by
Jeff Waters
Label
UDR
Length
49:32

Line-up

  • Mike Harshaw · membranophone
  • Jeff Waters · guitar, bass guitar, lead vocals
  • Dave Padden · lead vocals

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How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2013-09-06 (musicbrainz), 2013-08-27 (wikidata+wikipedia alt)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz6 September 2013
Wikipedia infobox23 August 2013 (GB)
Wikidata27 August 2013North America
Wikidata23 August 2013Europe
Wikipedia (other date)27 August 2013
Deezer29 July 2021
UK / Europe release23 August 2013earliest UK or European date
3 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
6 September 2013XEUDR5099961529328original
6 September 2013XEUDR5099961529229original
7 March 2014XEUDR825646337736other
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