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SPV / Steamhammer => ANVIL "Hope In Hell" cover and tracklisting revealed!
Which is hardly surprising since Hope In Hell was written and recorded following an 18-month world tour which took Anvil around the globe. “We hadn’t expected this kind of extensive tour when we brought out Juggernaut Of Justice,” Kudlow confesses. “Time just flew by. I could hardly believe it when I found myself in the studio again after the tour, ready to work on the next album. The reactions to Juggernaut Of Justice and the shows had been so positive that we had plenty of ideas and inspiration for new material.”
Kudlow is referring to typical Anvil tracks such as ‘Hope In Hell’, which the Anvil guitarist considers a logical continuation of legendary numbers like ‘Forged In Fire’, ‘Metal On Metal’ and ‘Plenty Of Power’. He also mentions ‘Eat Your Words’, according to Kudlow a “hybrid between ‘Jackhammer’ and ‘666’, in other words pure Anvil, like in our early days.” Pretty much the same applies to haunting new tracks like ‘The Fight Is Never Won’ and ‘Call Of Duty’, which present Anvil true to form. But there are also a number of real surprises on Hope In Hell: “A song like ‘Badass Rock’n’Roll’ with its rock’n’roll groove surprised even me”, Kudlow admits. “It shows our great respect for bands like AC/DC and Motörhead. I’m sure that all Anvil fans will love this song because it’s the best we’ve done in this direction.” ‘Mankind Machine’ sees Kudlow & Co. break new ground: never before has this band sounded so mechanical (like the title suggests). And never before has it sounded as oriented to the classic rock feel of the seventies as in ´Time Shows No Mercy´.
So Anvil are proud to present the kind of album that Anvil fans will love: no concessions to short-lived trends, no modern frills but traditional metal with lots of classic rock music elements. “What we do is totally timeless,” says Anvil’s frontman. “We’ve never tried to change our sound or experiment with trends and fashions. We live in our own world and have maintained our individuality and own identity.” Like Juggernaut Of Justice, Hope In Hell was produced by Bob Marlette (Black Sabbath, Airbourne, Alice Cooper) at the NRG Recording studios in North Hollywood, California, and brilliantly mastered by Maor Appelbaum (Malmsteen, Sepultura). These are the first cuts featuring Anvil‘s new bassist Sal Italiano, who joined the banda year ago. “We’re really happy with Sal, his style is powerful and amazingly imaginative. It’s a little as if we’d enlisted Steve Harris,” enthuses Steve ‘Lips’ Kudlow, who composed the whole album together with drums legend Robb Reiner.

Limited Edition Digipak:
1.Hope in Hell 04:43
2.Eat Your Words 03:41
3.Through with You 04:47
4.The Fight is Never Won 04:27
5.Pay the Toll 02:48
6.Flying 04:50
7.Call of Duty 03:53
8.Badass Rock n Roll 04:35
9.Time Shows No Mercy 04:36
10.Mankind Machine 04:13
11.Shut the Fuck Up 03:38
12.Hard Wired 03:08 (bonus track)
13.Fire at Will 04:03 (bonus track)
Jewel case version:
1.Hope in Hell 04:43
2.Eat Your Words 03:41
3.Through with You 04:47
4.The Fight is Never Won 04:27
5.Pay the Toll 02:48
6.Flying 04:50
7.Call of Duty 03:53
8.Badass Rock n Roll 04:35
9.Time Shows No Mercy 04:36
10.Mankind Machine 04:13
11.Shut the Fuck Up 03:38
Double Gatefold LP, coloured orange vinyl:
LP 1
Side 1
1. Hope In Hell 04:43
2. Eat Your Words 03:41
3. Through With You 04:47
Side 2
1. The Fight Is Never Won 04:27
2. Pay The Toll 02:48
3. Flying 04:50
LP 2
Side 1
1. Call Of Duty 03:53
2. Badass Rock N´Roll 04:35
3. Time Shows No Mercy 04:36
Side 2
1. Mankind Machine 04:13
2. Shut The Fuck Up 03:38
3. Hard Wired 03:08 (bonus track)
4. Fire At Will 04:03 (bonus track)





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