BLACK ANVIL Begins Recording New Album

January 25, 2010

New York's BLACK ANVIL has entered Mark "The Animal" Mendoza's (TWISTED SISTER) studio in Long Island with engineer "General" George Fullan (THE ROLLING STONES, DREAM THEATER) to begin recording its sophomore album. Entitled "Triumvirate", the follow-up to "Time Insults The Mind" will include the tracks "The Evil Of All Roots", "What Is Life If Not Now!", "Angels To Dust", "Ultimate Reality", "With Transparent Blood" and "Dead and Left". The CD's central theme will be that of "beginning and end". A late spring release is expected, with more album details to be announced shortly.

BLACK ANVIL will take part in the 2010 Scion Rock Fest on March 13 in Columbus, Ohio.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/blackanvilny.

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