Metal Orizon rises from ashes with third album

FRANCISTOWN: Emerging from hibernation after the death of lead vocalist in 2003, local rock band, Metal Orizon, have risen from the ashes to record their third album.

One of the first rock bands in the country, Metal Orizon were a hit with local rock music lovers in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but were left shell-shocked by the death of Spencer Sekwababe who passed away in 2003 after a short illness.

However, there was renewed optimism with the coming of the second album - Myopic Enslavement - in 2004 (the first one, entitled Ancestral Blessings came out in 1998) which contained my favourite, We Are Rolling. The lyrics said it all: "We're gonna rock and roll with you/We gonna take all of you on our way/With no one left behind we are rocking/You're gonna ride on our wave/To the far away places/Time will never matter coz we're on the roll."

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