Anvil

Marino played guitar in both acts during the '90s and remained involved in the music scene.

Four score and still going strong.

Only a combination of a guitar player and a drummer could create that sound says the singer.

See the artwork, get the release date and track listing for Anvil's 17th studio album, 'Pounding the Pavement.'

Anvil mainman Steve 'Lips' Kudlow turned down a chance to tour as the guitarist for Motorhead in 1983, but doesn't regret the decision.

Anvil have announced their 15th studio album, 'Anvil is Anvil,' slated for a February 2016 release.

The boys will begin their trip on Feb. 5 in Brooklyn, N.Y. and finish up in Seattle, Wash. on March 20.

While performing in France on Monday night (Oct. 22), Muse covered the Deftones stomper "Headup." There's video footage of about 50 seconds of the British band ripping through one of the best songs on the Deftones' 1997 Around the Fur album below...

In the second installment of his 'Mean Deviation' column, veteran music journalist Jeff Wagner takes a deep look at the infamous "sophomore slump." Check out the piece as he runs through several metal and hard rock subgenres and examines whether some of our favorite artists' stumbled on their sophomore albums or not...

Anvil bassist Glenn Five has quit the band. Five, born Glenn Gyorffy, has reportedly left the power trio due to the ever-popular "creative differences" excuse. The bassist had joined the veteran Canadian metal act back in 1996 and played on seven Anvil albums during that time, including last year's 'Juggernaut of Justice...