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Sanguine Hum Preview Live In America Release
03/31/2014
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(Prog) Sanguine Hum have released an eight-minute preview video that is comes from their upcoming DVD and CD release Live In America. Release date still to be announced.

It was shot during their appearance at RoSfest in 2012, and the band are taking pre-orders for 1000 signed limited edition versions, designed to raise funds for their next studio album Now We Have Light.

Keyboardist Matt Baber recently told Prog: "RoSfest took place a few months before we started recording The Weight Of The World. We were already planning Now We Have LIght, and it so happened that some of that material was premiered in the States." Watch the video here.

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