Corners of Sanctuary Just Dropped the Ultimate Naughty & Nice Xmas Anthem!
The holiday season is upon us, and the merry metal sounds of Corners of Sanctuary (COS) are here to kick it off! Continuing their annual Merry Metal Xmas tradition, COS has released an all-new original track, Christmas Fairytale, available now through SODEH Records. This single marks the band’s twelfth holiday release, bringing their signature metal twist to the season.
“It’s that time of year again…a Merry Metal Xmas,” says COS guitarist and founder Mick Michaels. “The holidays are special for us, and we love spreading a little extra holiday cheer with these songs.”
This year’s festivities come with a twist. Alongside the “Christmas Fairytale” single, representing the “nice” side, COS adds a dash of naughty with their cover and music video of Black Sabbath’s classic, Paranoid.
“This year, we wanted to mix things up,” Michaels npe. “O jẹ ọna wa lati gbọdọ awọn ti o dara julọ ati awọn ti o dara ... ṣugbọn fẹ, Santa ti wa ni o wa gbogbo akoko!”
In addition to their holiday release, COS has been hard at work in the studio on their upcoming EP, Forever Metal, set for release on February 9, 2025. They’re also planning re-releases of their first two albums, Breakout (2012) and Harlequin (2013). These new editions will feature re-recordings with the current lineup, and Harlequin will come with a comic book based on its original concept storyline.
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of their 2015 album Metal Machine, COS will release an official biography through March Baby Media and Scream Bloody Books. Additionally, Metal Machine will receive a reissue with updated tracks and brand-new masterings.
Nípa
Corners of Sanctuary (COS) ni a New Wave of Traditional American Heavy Metal band eyi ti o bẹrẹ lati Philadelphia ni 2011, eyi ti a npe ni a ifọwọsi lati gbọdọ awọn ohun elo ti Classic Heavy Metal. Ni 2012, wọn fi awọn oniwe-ede wọn album, "Breakout," eyi ti o gba ailewu. Eyi ti o dara julọ ti a tẹsiwaju nipasẹ awọn gbigbe ti "Harlequin" ni 2013 nipasẹ Pure Steel Records ni Germany. Lẹhinna ọdun kanna, awọn oniwe-ede oniwe-ede album, "Axe to Grind," tẹsiwaju awọn iwe
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."
Kọkànlá Oṣù 2020, COS ṣe akọsilẹ pẹlu RFL Records (US) ati fi awọn album wọn "Heroes Never Die" ni Oṣu Kẹwa 2020. Awọn ẹgbẹ ti a ti wa ni ifọwọkan ni 2021, ki o fi "Blood and Steel: Volumes One ati Volume Two" ati awọn album "Fight Till the EndPF_1__ lori awọn oniwe-digital, CD, ati Vinyl awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ. A tun ṣiṣẹ pẹlu Faster Pussycat, the Three Tremors, Enuff Z Nuff, ati ki o si fi ipo ni Whisky A Go Go pẹlu Kill Devil Hill.</peg>
Ṣaaju ki o to 2022, COS gbajumo awọn igbesẹ pẹlu Canedy, Doyle, Tantric, awọn Iron Maidens, Trapt, ati ṣe a gbajumo ninu SonarFest. Nwọn si ṣe iṣeduro pẹlu awọn oniwe-iwe ti Def Leppard ká "Mirror, Mirror," eyi ti o mu awọn gbigbe EP titun "Defying." Ni afikun, COS fi awọn oniwe-iwe-iwe-iwe ti o dara ju, "Metal Never Dies." Ni 2023, awọn bands ti wa ni gbiyanju lati ṣeto awọn oniwe-iwe-iwe-iwe-iwe album, "Vengeance of the Fallen.
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