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Saxon - The Inner Sanctum (2007).

Album Name The Inner Sanctum. Released date 05 March 2007. Labels SPV. Music StyleNWOBHM. Members owning this album197. For those who would like to discover this mythic band of the NWOBHM, beyond the albums like 'Crusader', 'Strong Arms Of The Law', 'Denim & Leather' and 'Killing Ground', I advice you at 500% this 'The Inner Sanctum', breathing freshness and energy! But where did Biff and his comrades take the recept to be as on top form as they are right now?

Comes with printed inner sleeve. The Inner Sanctum ‎(CD, Album).

Subjective complaints aside, The Inner Sanctum is stymied by a subaqueous production and a notably brittle-sounding Biff. Not only is he less ambitious in his vocal lines, the timbre of his voice is missing a lot of the fullness possessed in earlier albums. Unfortunately I would recommend just about every 21st century Saxon album over this one, as I found it to be a bit meandering and unambitious for its inflated runtime. With album number eighteen Saxon definitely shows that their age has not caught up with their music's quality, nor will they coast aimlessly through the rest of their playing days. With songs such as Need for Speed and If I Was You the British band puts forth efforts which reflect its past sound and its present sound. Really, if you're a fan of Saxon, or any other similar band, The Inner Sanctum is an album you'll want to pick up. It's that good. Originally written fro Sputnikmusic).

The Inner Sanctum (2007) by Saxon. Genres: Heavy Metal Members: Biff Byford, Paul Quinn, Doug Scarratt, Nibbs Carter, Nigel Glockler.

At 5:37, The Inner Sanctum's opening track State of Grace would be one of, if not the finest tracks on the album. After about a quite minute long intro which helps create suspense and interest in the music, the song morphs into a Helloween influenced piece of work.

2007's The Inner Sanctum is the group's seventeenth studio album, the eighth since renouncing their lost weekend as hapless hair metal wannabes in the late '80s, and their first in ten years to feature returning longtime drummer Nigel Glockler, whose famously busy hands and feet appear to have lost nothing to age (almost suspiciously so, in fact). Sprinkled among them is The Inner Sanctum's controversial lead single, "If I Was You," which was given a radio mix during Saxon's rather skeptical participation in a British reality show meant to re-energize their career (make sure your CD contains the album version), and a closing historical epic of more dubious quality titled "Atila the Hun" (and prefaced by synth. intro "Empire Rising").