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SAXON: 'Let Me Feel Your Power' Video Posted Online

June 5, 2007

SAXON's new video for the track "Let Me Feel Your Power" has been posted online at this location. The song comes off the group's new album, "The Inner Sanctum", which was released by SPV in early March.

In other news, SAXON has launched its own YouTube channel at this location. The group's latest and last podcast of the "Inner Sanctum Tour Part I" can be downloaded here.

SAXON in April released its "anti-gun-crime" single, "If I Was You", in the U.K. via SPV Records. All proceeds from the single will be split equally between The Non Violence Foundation and the Gun Control Network.

SAXON's video for "If I Was You" has been posted at YouTube.

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