Behold the new single, "Arise", from the USA-based deathgaze duo Vazum. Inspired by the Phoenix rising from its ashes, immortal, eternal and unstoppable, "Arise" seeks to awaken your inner fire. "Arise" is the second single from Vazum's forthcoming full-length Pretty Brutal, scheduled for release later this year. The previously revealed title track is HERE. Link
VAZUM - Drops Second Single From Forthcoming Full-Length
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