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ANVIL: 'Back To Basics' To Receive U.S. Release In April/May

February 5, 2004

Veteran Canadian metallers ANVIL will release their new album, "Back To Basics", in the U.S. in late April/early May through Screaming Ferret Wreckords, LLC. The CD, which is due in Europe on March 29 through Massacre Records, will receive a Canadian release through Galy Records.

As previously reported, the follow-up to 2002's "Still Going Strong" was recorded with producer Pierre Rémillard at his studio in Quebec and features artwork by Christoph Schinzel (a.k.a. Stripe) of ARTWÖRKS – GraphikDesignLayout.

"Back To Basics" track listing:

01. Fuel For The Fire
02. Keep It Up
03. Song Of Pain
04. You Get What You Pay For
05. The Chainsaw
06. Can't Catch Me (When My Pants Are Down)
07. Go Away
08. Bottom Feeder
09. Cruel World
10. Fast Driver

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