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ZANDELLE To Guest On 91.7 FM WMUH's 'Metal Warriors'

March 9, 2007

New York power/speed metal band ZANDELLE will be special in-studio guests of Tony "The Metal God" on the "Metal Warriors" show on 91.7 FM WMUH in Allentown, PA on Thursday, March 15 around 11:30 p.m. This will be the group's first live radio interview since the release of its new album on LMP, "Vengeance Rising". Sure to be heard will be a few cuts from the album, plus the band's future plans to support it, including an upcoming CD release party.

ZANDELLE are no strangers to the "Metal Warriors" show, having been interviewed by Tony twice before. A lighter side of the band is sure to come out.

The interview can be heard online at www.muhlenberg.edu/wmuh.

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