Anvil Bitch - Rise To Offend - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Heavy Metal
- Description: Innocent Exile formed in early-'80s Philadelphia, before morphing into ANVIL B*tch before the end of 1983 and eventually settling on a lineup of John Plumley (guitar), Chuck Stadulis (drums), Dave Carr (bass), and Gary Capriotti (vocals). Initially starting out performing METALLICA, SLAYER, MOTORHEAD, and EXODUS covers; the group soon began composing it's own original material-inspired by not only the burgeoning thrash metal scene, but also hardcore/punk crossover such as the CRUMBSUCKERS and C.O.C. A debut four-song demo was laid down at The Sound Bank in 1985, and by the following year ANVIL B*tch had secured a deal with New Renaissance Records, resulting in an appearance on the Speed Metal Hell II compilation. The band's lone full-length, Rise To Offend, was completed at DAK Audio with Shawn Tierney and released toward the end of 1986. Positioned within the healthy Northeastern U.S. metal scene, ANVIL B*tch continued to secure their legacy with opening slots for the likes of EXODUS, KING DIAMOND, MOTORHEAD, and OVERKILL. Unfortunately, with writing for a second album underway, things fell apart in 1988 with the bulk of the members transitioning into harder-hitting thrash outfit DOMINANCE. 20 years later, ANVIL B*tch would reunite for the three-song Sanctify EP, but it remains Rise To Offend - out-of-print for over 20 years - that has truly become a sought-after cult classic in the realms of underground metal. Nearly 40 years after it's original , Divebomb Records is overwhelmingly ecstatic to finally bring to light this deluxe edition of Rise To Offend as a 22-track CD that includes the 1985 demo and complete six-song Sanctify sessions as a bonus. Fully remastered by Jamie King Audio, the disc will be packaged with a 20-page booklet jammed with photos, flyers, lyrics, and a retrospective interview with John Plumley. For the fans, by the fans! Album Tracks 1.
- Artist: Anvil Bitch
- Title: Rise To Offend
- Format: CD
- Label: Divebomb
- Release Date: 06/13/2025
- Genre: Heavy Metal
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Anvil Bitch - Rise To Offend - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 711576024320
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Innocent Exile formed in early-'80s Philadelphia, before morphing into ANVIL B*tch before the end of 1983 and eventually settling on a lineup of John Plumley (guitar), Chuck Stadulis (drums), Dave Carr (bass), and Gary Capriotti (vocals). Initially starting out performing METALLICA, SLAYER, MOTORHEAD, and EXODUS covers; the group soon began composing it's own original material-inspired by not only the burgeoning thrash metal scene, but also hardcore/punk crossover such as the CRUMBSUCKERS and C.O.C. A debut four-song demo was laid down at The Sound Bank in 1985, and by the following year ANVIL B*tch had secured a deal with New Renaissance Records, resulting in an appearance on the Speed Metal Hell II compilation. The band's lone full-length, Rise To Offend, was completed at DAK Audio with Shawn Tierney and released toward the end of 1986. Positioned within the healthy Northeastern U.S. metal scene, ANVIL B*tch continued to secure their legacy with opening slots for the likes of EXODUS, KING DIAMOND, MOTORHEAD, and OVERKILL. Unfortunately, with writing for a second album underway, things fell apart in 1988 with the bulk of the members transitioning into harder-hitting thrash outfit DOMINANCE. 20 years later, ANVIL B*tch would reunite for the three-song Sanctify EP, but it remains Rise To Offend - out-of-print for over 20 years - that has truly become a sought-after cult classic in the realms of underground metal. Nearly 40 years after it's original , Divebomb Records is overwhelmingly ecstatic to finally bring to light this deluxe edition of Rise To Offend as a 22-track CD that includes the 1985 demo and complete six-song Sanctify sessions as a bonus. Fully remastered by Jamie King Audio, the disc will be packaged with a 20-page booklet jammed with photos, flyers, lyrics, and a retrospective interview with John Plumley. For the fans, by the fans! Album Tracks 1.
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