Refuge Denied

Refuge Denied
Studio album by Sanctuary
Released 1987
February 22, 1988 (reissue)
Recorded 1986-1987 at Steve Lawson Studios, Seattle, Washington
Genre Thrash metal, power metal
Length 38:42
Label Epic
Producer Dave Mustaine
Sanctuary chronology
Refuge Denied
(1987)
Into the Mirror Black
(1990)
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Refuge Denied is the debut album by the band Sanctuary, released in 1987.[2] The album initially sold 7,000 copies on vinyl and it was not released on CD until February 22, 1988. By June 2011, the album had sold over 200,000 copies.

It was produced by Megadeth vocalist and guitarist Dave Mustaine, who also performed the guitar solo on "White Rabbit", which is a cover version of a Jefferson Airplane song.

The song "Battle Angels" was used in the 2009 video game Brutal Legend.

Track listing

Refuge Denied was one of those instances early in the introduction of the compact disc where the track order on the CD release was different from that found on the cassette/LP.

All songs written and composed by Lenny Rutledge and Warrel Dane. 

Cassette/LP Track Order
No. Title Length
1. "Battle Angels" (Sean Blosl, Dane) 4:30
2. "Die for My Sins"   3:37
3. "Soldiers of Steel"   5:24
4. "Veil of Disguise"   5:43
5. "Sanctuary"   3:54
6. "White Rabbit" (Jefferson Airplane cover) (Grace Slick) 3:07
7. "Termination Force" (Rutledge, Dane, Jim Sheppard) 3:49
8. "Ascension to Destiny"   4:52
9. "The Third War"   3:47

All songs written and composed by Lenny Rutledge and Warrel Dane. 

CD Track Order
No. Title Length
1. "Battle Angels" (Sean Blosl, Dane) 4:30
2. "Termination Force"   3:49
3. "Die for My Sins"   3:37
4. "Soldiers of Steel"   5:24
5. "Sanctuary"   3:54
6. "White Rabbit" (Jefferson Airplane cover) (Grace Slick) 3:07
7. "Ascension to Destiny" (Rutledge, Dane, Jim Sheppard) 4:52
8. "The Third War"   3:47
9. "Veil of Disguise"   5:43

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