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Oldschool Sunday: ANVIL BITCH
Oldschool Sunday: ANVIL BITCH
Article By: Pat ‘Riot’ Whitaker, Senior Writer/Journalist ‡ Edited By: Leanne Ridgeway, Owner/Chief Editor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1983, a union of four young, teenage musicians – guitarists John Plumley and Frank Wilus, drummer Chuck Stadulis, and bassist Dave Carr – adopt the name ANVIL BITCH.
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1986. Rise to Offend
is the only album by band Anvil Bitch,
The album closes with the best track on this album and perhaps the best song Anvil Bitch has ever composed in their short lived career. Called Anvil Bitch, it starts off with a great sounding riff which continues throughout the length of the song. The vocals sound good on this and surprisingly the production on this song makes it sound like it doesn’t belong to this album. The chorus and the solo sound balanced and make this song an enjoyable listen.
Dave Carr Chuck Stadulis John Plumley ary Capriotti
Time to die
The New Renaissance Records Office/Warehouse in Burbank, CA
