
🔥Philly Metal Vets Corners of Sanctuary Wage War on the Skies with 'Crimson Sky' And It's a Battle Cry for the Ages🔥
Philadelphia traditional metal outfit Corners of Sanctuary return with "Crimson Sky," a commanding new single that marks the band's first original material following the deluxe digital reissue of their 2023 cover EP, Taking Cover: A Digital Copy, and the CD reissue of 2015's Metal Machine earlier this year.
"Crimson Sky" takes listeners on a cinematic musical journey into the heart of honor and loyalty, the two essential components that drive the spirit of the warrior to fight fearlessly in the name of justice. It's a mythic, timeless tale of courage, chivalry, and strength of character, delivered with soaring vocal hooks, thundering rhythms, and the kind of triumphant, larger-than-life songwriting that defined the genre's golden era.
"We are excited about this new single," says COS guitarist Mick Michaels. "We found ourselves diving back into some of our earlier progressive roots with this one. It's a musical roller coaster of epic proportions."
Anchored by a battle-hardened chorus and a rallying-cry bridge that demands to be shouted back at every show, "Crimson Sky" is a rousing tribute to brotherhood and unshakable resolve.
For fans of Sabaton, Judas Priest, and Accept.
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Biography
Corners of Sanctuary (COS) is a New Wave of Traditional American Heavy Metal band that emerged from Philadelphia in 2011, driven by a passion to revive the essence of Classic Heavy Metal. In 2012, they unveiled their debut album, "Breakout," which garnered positive reception. This success was swiftly followed by the release of "Harlequin" in 2013 through Pure Steel Records in Germany. Later that same year, their third album, "Axe to Grind," hit the shelves under La Mazakuata Records in Mexico. In 2014, "Axe to Grind" received a re-release in Europe courtesy of Pure Steel Records. COS inked a deal with Metalizer Records in Germany in 2015, leading to the critically acclaimed album "Metal Machine," mastered by Stu "The Hammer" Marshall, guitarist and producer of Death Dealer.
Corners of Sanctuary has graced stages across the United States, Europe, and the UK, sharing the spotlight with renowned artists such as Saxon, Anvil, Stryper, U.D.O., Butcher Babies, Grim Reaper, and many more. Their impressive roster of performances includes collaborations with notable figures like Tim "Ripper" Owens, Tracii Guns, Enuff 'Z Nuff, Joey Belladonna (Anthrax), and Damon Johnson.
In 2018, COS unleashed "The Galloping Hordes" on Killer Metal Records (Germany), a remarkable album mastered by the legendary producer Bill Metoyer (Slayer, W.A.S.P., Armored Saint, Fates Warning). That same year, they embarked on a European tour and a subsequent US West Coast tour. The band commenced work on their upcoming album, "Heroes Never Die," scheduled for release in 2020. 2019 witnessed COS supporting Bulletboys, Grim Reaper, Blaze Bayley, Last in Line, Janet Gardner, and the Iron Maidens, and gracing the stage of the iconic Whiskey A Go-Go.
As 2019 drew to a close, COS delighted their fans with three EP releases: "Hold onto Christmas," "Metal Brigade" (on 7" vinyl), and "What We Leave Behind."
In June 2020, COS signed with RFL Records (US) and unveiled their album "Heroes Never Die" in October 2020. The band remained active in 2021, releasing "Blood and Steel: Volumes One and Volume Two" and the album "Fight Till the End" across digital, CD, and Vinyl platforms. They also collaborated with Faster Pussycat, the Three Tremors, Enuff Z Nuff, and made a return appearance at the Whisky A Go Go with Kill Devil Hill.
Throughout 2022, COS shared stages with Canedy, Doyle, Tantric, the Iron Maidens, Trapt, and made a notable appearance at SonarFest. They achieved success with their cover of Def Leppard's "Mirror, Mirror," which led to the release of the tribute EP titled "Defying." Additionally, COS unveiled their second best-of compilation, "Metal Never Dies." In 2023, the band remains devoted to crafting their forthcoming full-length album, "Vengeance of the Fallen." They also treated fans to an extended EP titled "This is Metal," featuring a cover of Judas Priest's classic "Breaking the Law." The year is already marked with scheduled shows alongside A Light Divided, Enuff Z Nuff, and Spread Eagle, as well as performances at SonarFest 2023 and a return tour to the UK in April of the same year.
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