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A project that will give new meaning to hard'n'heavy music! The names associated with it are true legends on the hard rock scene: on the vocals - Doogie White (Rainbow, Michael Schenker, Yngwie Malmsteen), on the drums - Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Heaven & Hell, DIO), on the bass - Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake), who join forces with the 15-year-old Polish guitarist Iggy Gwadera, who made his debut 2 years ago as the guitarist of Anti Tank Nun. The idea to record an album together was born after Thin Lizzy's concert in Poland. The bassist Marco Mendoza, delighted with the young guitarist Iggy, who supported Thin Lizzy with his band Anti Tank Nun, suggested that they record some music together. This first idea, which was maturing for the next dozen-odd months, eventually evolved into the project involving legendary musicians, who are currently recording a brand new album together with Iggy. The drummer Vinny Appice, renowned for playing in some of the best heavy metal bands of worldwide fame, as also the bassist Marco Mendoza have already finished recording bass and drum tracks in Los Angeles. Near the end of November, Doogie White will confront his vocal talent with Iggy's guitar technique during their recording sessions. Hard rock fans can well expect the results of these sessions to be truly outstanding!

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• Doogie White (Rainbow, Michael Schenker, Yngwie Malmsteen), Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Heaven & Hell, DIO), Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake) join forces with the 15-year-old Polish guitarist Iggy Gwadera (Anti Tank Nun)
• Hard rock fans can well expect the results of these sessions to be truly outstanding!
• A new exciting project that will give new meaning to hard'n'heavy music

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This international, intergenerational hard rock WAMI project really works. Let's also hope Kill The King won't be the last album under the WAMI moniker - although with the bar set so high with the first one, it'll be hard to top it. Much recommended.

     —Alexandra Mrozowska, HardrockHaven.net