After recently joining the Golden Robot Records roster, Militia Vox has released her latest single, "Apocalypse" - an anthem of rebellion, warrior grit and fighting spirit for these turbulent times.
With its gutsy vocals, hard groove guitars, synthy saxophones, and explosive energy, the track delivers a sonic experience that only Militia Vox can provide.
Militia Vox reflects on her journey: "I'm both thrilled and relieved to finally find a label to call home. It's been a long road - I haven't worked with a label since 1999. This is my first signing as a solo artist, and I've turned down every record deal I've ever been offered. It was never the right fit, until now. I'm grateful and proud to officially join the Golden Robot family. Our kickoff single is 'Apocalypse' - which is so significant of the journey to get to this point. It's an anthem for rebellion, survival, resiliency, and liberation". Link
MILITIA VOX - Embarks On New Chapter Of Her Career With "Apocalypse"
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