Refuge Denied: Translucent Blue Vinyl LP Diamond D Lottery Winners’ most adventurous album

Lottery Winners’ most adventurous album

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Refuge Denied: Translucent Blue Vinyl LP Diamond D Lottery Winners’ most adventurous albumRefuge Denied (1987) is the first album of the Seattle Thrash Metal band Sanctuary. Initially picked up by Megadeths Dave Mustaine, the band recorded two albums for Epic and unfortunately disbanded not long after. Mustaine took the honor to produce Refuge Denied, and to good effect. Its sonic recipe boasts some excellent guitar riffing by the bands guitar players Lenny Rutledge and Sean Blosl, accompanied by aggressive but melodic vocals by Warrel