Even in times of Covid, the Philadelphian Heavy Metal warriors of Corners Of Sanctuary did what it takes to take on the stage, even in an online live stream capacity.
Recently the band participated in the Chilean based old school Metal festival "Return To The Old Cult" (Formed by Thundersteel Magazine in partnership with DFM Producciones) alongside bands such as Mystery Blue, Martyr (NL), Screamer, Ravage & Damian among the lineup of traditional mongers.
Watch & Listen to footage of Corners Of Sanctuary's performance HERE
Setlist:
1. Vengeance intro
2. Victoria
3. The Galloping Hordes
4. Only One
5. Metal Machine
6. A Fist Full of Vengeance
7. Wrecking Ball
8. On the Hunt
9. Juggernaut
10. Hellequin
11. Axe Out
Credits:
Filmed at The Grime House, PA - Video & Editing: A Creation Productions
Road Crew & Lights: Ralph Russo III, Angelo Pera, Troy Grime Jr., The Rock Kid
Corners Of Sanctuary AR Rep: Billy Loney
Sponsors: Keep it Metal Promotions, Sunlight of the spirit House, Vinyl Closet Records, Castle Blakk Radio
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With all the festivities surrounding the release of the band's 7th album, "Heroes Never Die", Corners Of Sanctuary announced the departure of their vocalist Stacey Lee. For the moment, the band's former vocalist, Frankie Cross, was called to the flag to take on the vocal duties of the band's upcoming shows.
Mick Michaels, Corners Of Sanctuary's guitarist stated: "With so much going on in the world and so many restrictions in place especially for bands, traveling and long distance commitments have unfortunately become difficult to maintain. To keep things rolling and to support the music scene the best way we know how, Corners of Sanctuary will be participating in several online streaming events which included the most recent performance at the Return of the Old Cult Festival. Because of the need for the band to all be in the same location for the set, former COS vocalist Frankie Cross has stepped in to complete the band line up for the performances."
