PiercingMetal.com has contacted BW&BK; with an exclusive update from ANVIL's November 7th show in New York City:

"Anvil performed a rocking set of new and classic material for a dedicated fan base in NYC at the Highline Ballroom. They were supported by the local boys of SHITKILL and were celebrating not only the release of their new Juggernaut Of Justice CD, but their Greatest Hits package Monument of Metal as well. Attending fans could sign up for the band's official fan club on site and recieve an autographed 8x10 of the band. The guys also did a meet & greet at no extra charge after the gig."

The band's setlist on the night was as follows:

'March of the Crabs'

'666'

'School Love'

'Juggernaut'

'Winged Assassins'

'On Fire'

'This is Thirteen'

'Mothra'

- guitar solo -

'Thumb Hang'

'When Hell Breaks Loose'

'White Rhinoceros'

'Fuckeneh'

'Voodoo'

'Metal On Metal'

'Forged in Fire'

'Running'

The End Records released Monument Of Metal: The Very Best Of Anvil, a 19-track career retrospective, on September 27th. The tracklist is as follows:

'Metal On Metal' (re-recorded from This Is Thirteen 2009 / originally from Metal On Metal, 1982)

'Winged Assassins' (re-recorded, originally From Forged In Fire, 1983)

'666' (from This Is Thirteen, 2009)

'Thumbhang' (from This Is Thirteen, 2009)

'School Love' (re-recorded, originally from Hard 'N' Heavy, 1981)

'Heat Sink' (from Metal On Metal, 1982)

'March of the Crabs' (instrumental) (from Metal On Metal, 1982)

'Plenty of Power' (from Plenty Of Power, 2001)

'Mothra' (from Metal On Metal, 1982)

'Sins of the Flesh' (from Worth the Weight, 1992)

'Jackhammer' (live) (from Past And Present; Live In Concert, 1989)

'Juggernaut of Justice' (from Juggernaut of Justice, 2011)

'No One To Follow' (from Absolutely No Alternative, 1997)

'Mad Dog' (from Strength of Steel, 1997)

'Bottom Feeder' (from Back to Basics, 2004)

'Race Against Time' (from Still Going Strong, 2002)

'American Refugee' (from This Is Thirteen, 2007)

'Fire In The Night' (from Pound For Pound, 1988)

'Park That Truck' (from Speed of Sound, 1999)