SANCTUARY Frontman WARREL DANE Talks Follow-Up Album To The Year The Sun Died - "It's Going To Be Heavier And Faster" (Video)
April 20, 2016, 8 years ago
Sanctuary vocalist Warrel Dane recently spoke with Brazil's Imprensa Do Rock and revealed that new material is in the works, following up the band's 2014 comeback record The Year The Sun Died. He also discusses his forthcoming solo album.
The Year The Sun Died was released in October 2014. The album artwork was created by Travis Smith (Opeth, Nevermore).
The 11 songs on the CD and LP are as follows:
"Arise And Purify"
"Let The Serpent Follow Me"
"Exitium (Anthem Of The Living)"
"Question Existence Fading"
"I Am Low"
"Frozen"
"One Final Day (Sworn To Believe)"
"The World Is Wired "
"The Dying Age"
"Ad Vitam Aeternam"
"The Year The Sun Died"
Sanctuary was formed in Seattle in 1985, they released two studio albums on Epic Records, Refuge Denied (produced by Megadeth's Dave Mustaine) in 1987 and Into The Mirror Black in 1989. Worldwide touring with the likes of Megadeth, Warlock, Fates Warning and Death Angel, just to name a few, followed each album. Singer Warrel Dane’s sky high vocals combined with guitarist Lenny Rutledge’s more mature take on classic thrash riffs separated Sanctuary from the throes of metal bands struggling to get noticed as at the time. Simply put, Sanctuary offered something fresh sounding in the muddled world of ‘80s thrash.
