Anvil Bitch - Rise To Offend CD

Anvil Bitch - Rise To Offend [COMPACT DISCS] : Innocent Exile formed in early-'80s Philadelphia, before morphing into ANVIL BITCH 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 BITCH 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 BITCH 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 BITCH would reuni