
(ASPR) Kamelot have released a music video for the final single from their epic new album Dark Asylum. "Sanctuary" is built upon pulsating riffs, and cinematic swells. Iconic frontman Tommy Karevik is joined by labelmates and upcoming tour partners Visions of Atlantis' Clementine Delauney, and Decessus frontwoman and current Miss World Chile Ignacia Fernández for an exhilaratingly dynamic vocal trio. With all of its bombast and bravado "Sanctuary" sees the band firmly planting their feet before leaping into their triumphant, intercontinental victory lap.
Guitarist and founding member Thomas Youngblood had this to say, "'Sanctuary' represents the moment when the darkness of RavenHill is finally left behind. The song is about hope, freedom and finding your way back to yourself after everything you've endured.
"The video takes the story beyond the walls of RavenHill and gives us a glimpse of life after the escape, a new beginning, but one still shaped by the memories and scars of the past. With Tommy, Clementine, and Ignacia bringing three distinct voices to the song, it gives 'Sanctuary' an emotional depth that perfectly reflects the journey from darkness into light."
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