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Sanktuary Stream New Song 'Space Race'
12/12/2015
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(JA) Sanktuary are returning in 2016 with their new studio album entitled 'Winters Doom'. The follow up 2013's 'Something Fierce' is set to be released on January 22nd.

Canadian North power thrash outfit have teamed up with Bravewords.com for the premiere of the song 'Space Race', which is the first single from the forthcoming album.

Bass player Cole Hume had this to say, "Superior technology, more advanced weapons, a more modern cold war kind of feel. It's about... the race to space! Enjoy our first track off 'Winter's Doom'". Stream the song here.

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