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ANVIL: Upcoming Reissues To Include Bonus Live Recordings

February 28, 2005

Joe Kleon of G4orce Studios is currently mixing live ANVIL tracks recorded at Classic Metal Fest II in Lakewood, Ohio, USA on July 12, 2002. Some of the final mixes will be used for for bonus tracks on the Screaming Ferret Wreckords, LLC reissues of the band's early catalog. Downloadable mixes in MP3 format will be available at this location. Screaming Ferret Wreckords, LLC will be reissuing the following albums:

Strength of Steel (1987)
Pound for Pound (1988)
Past and Present - Live In Concert (1989)
Worth the Weight (1991)
Plugged In Permanent (1996)
Absolutely No Alternative (1997)
Speed of Sound (1998)
Anthology of Anvil (2000)
Plenty of Power (2001)
Still Going Strong (2002)

As previously reported, ANVIL have set "This Is Thirteen" (or "TIT" for short) as the title of their upcoming thirteenth studio album. "They plan on having 13 songs on the CD and the cover will be a superstitious theme, as in a broken mirror, black cat and the anvil under a ladder," reads a posting on the group's web site.

ANVIL's most recent studio album, "Back to Basics", received its long-overdue U.S. release in August via Screaming Ferret Wreckords. 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.

Upcoming ANVIL shows:

Mar. 05 - Cambridge, ONT @ 69 Pick-Ups
Mar. 12 – Toronto, ONT @ The Vatikan
Jun. 01-05 - Tradate, ITA @ Tradate Iron Fest

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