Honestly, they just seemed quite lackluster today. I saw them last year too, in a much smaller venue, and I have to say they were a LOT better back then. To which Stormbernard replied “Hmm honestly, as much as I love GVF, I was a little disappointed in them tonight. Thank you guys, keep up the good work and enjoy the caviar and champagne tonight” Hands down the best concert I’ve been to last year (including Muse, Foo Fighters, Mumford and Sons, Editors, etc). I was amazed by how well GvF performed live. It feels like Led Zeppelin with some extravagant Queen aspects. Till November 12th, today! Holy potatoes, the show was awesome. Sadly one of the bandmembers got ill, it was postponed. Shortly after I bought tickets to go see them in February. Someone I worked with tipped me… Shortly after (like a week or so) the new album came out. That’s why the album title announces that Anvil are legal at last.As Trapgat wrote: ” A year ago, I never heard of GvF. “We celebrate the legalisation of the Anvil bong because Canada changed its marijuana laws last year, which means we no longer sail close to the wind all the time. Yet their new album is very special to ANVIL: “Legal At Last is mainly about two things,” Reiner explains, pointing to the cover artwork with a grin. Yet these difficult conditions have made Anvil what they are today: a band that stands solid as a rock in the turbulent waters of a musical genre that produces like no other music by fans for fans. Since their 2009 documentary film The Story Of Anvil, which reveals the unvarnished truth about the music industry, the world has been aware that the day-to-day life of most musicians doesn’t consist of MTV Awards, Grammy ceremonies, red carpets, champagne and caviar but mainly of energy-sapping tours de force with little sleep, junk food and meagre earnings. Like few other metal acts, the band surrounding founding members Steve ‘Lips’ Kudlow (vocals, guitars) and Robb Reiner (drums), plus bassist Chris Robertson have earned their laurels of blood, sweat and tears. When it comes to virtues such as endurance, unconditional commitment and a thoroughly down-to-earth attitude, ANVIL are the measure of all things. “Legal At Last” will be out February 14th, 2020 via AFM Records and will be available as digipak, digital, black vinyl and some limited colored vinyl. Canadians metal heroes ANVIL have announced “Legal At Last” as the title of their upcoming album.
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