There was always something terrifyingly real about BLACK ANVIL. Back on the NYC crew’s 2008 debut album, “Time Insults the Mind”, they reimagined black metal’s marauding frostiness as a bitter wind that howls around turbulent urban environs, with grittiness and pain-fueled bravado in copious supply….
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