Anvil were formed in Toronto in 1978 by childhood friends Steve 'Lips' Kudlow (vocals/guitar) and Robb Reiner (drums).
The tenacious metallers issued their 19th studio album, Impact Is Imminent, in 2022.
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For the last few years, Black Anvil have sort of served as NYC metal’s house band: I’ve seen them share stages with international legends including Urfaust, Watain, Aura Noir, and Marduk, which is basically one step removed from playing Valhalla with Quorthon, Euronymous, Jon Nödtveidt, and Jeff Hanneman.
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