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Following extensive touring in support of their debut album “Pulses of Pleasure” (2015) and follow-up EP “In for the Kill”, Evil Invaders went a step further capturing adrenaline and sheer energy on their most recent release “Feed Me Violence”.

Now they have added the cherry on the top with a very special 2 track 7" vinyl release for “Broken Dreams in Isolation”! The B-side is a cover track for “The Unholy” of Savatage! “Broken Dreams in Isolation” is without a doubt the song that stands out the most of Evil Invaders’ entire repertoire so far.

The band gives further insight and explains:

Annihilator did it again! Their new record “For the Demented” is thrash metal in perfection - furious, precise and relentless.

Mastermind Jeff Waters took to the record looking back without losing track of the future.

Listening to the new songs, there is no denying that the spirit milestones like “King of the Kill” or “Alice in Hell” is present, combined with years of experience and an unique vision.

Says Jeff Waters:

After releasing their brand new album “Feed Me Violence”, Evil Invaders are stoked to announce that they will embark on their 2nd headline tour in Eastern Europe, Russia and Finland in April 2018!

This 4-piece Technical Speed/Thrash bulldozer has just returned home after their Central-European tour in support of their brand new album as direct support of Swedish Heavy Metallers Grand Magus, and are already announcing their next batch of headline shows! After a very successful 1st headline tour in late 2016 Evil Invaders will finally return to Russia, Finland, Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia and Lithuania.

Of course there are bands that have garnered higher chart positions, sold more albums and filled bigger venues than Anvil.

Yet there are few metal acts that have earned as much respect from their colleagues as the Canadian act surrounding vocalist/guitarist Steve “Lips” Kudlow and drummer Robb Reiner.

The most renowned Anvil aficionados include, among others, international stars such as Metallica and the late Lemmy of Motörhead, who have expressed their unreserved admiration time and again.