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Reunited VEHEMENCE Schedules Scottsdale Concert

February 7, 2008

Reunited Arizona-based death metallers VEHEMENCE will perform at Chasers in Scottsdale, Arizona on February 16. Also scheduled to appear are BLUES, FALL OF EMPYREAN and DEFIED.

VEHEMENCE recently posted a "pre-production" recording a new song, entitled called "There Are So Many Reasons To Give Up On Religion", on the group's MySpace page.

VEHEMENCE is:

Nathan Gearhart - Vocals
Bjorn Dannov - Guitar
Mark Kozuback - Bass
Andy Schroeder - Drums
Kyle Moeller – Guitar

VEHEMENCE called it quits in early October 2005 after getting dropped by Metal Blade Records, the label that released the band's last two full-length efforts, 2002's "God Was Created" and 2004's "Helping the World to See". Three of the group's members eventually joined ABIGAIL WILLIAMS but quit a short time later.

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