Female fronted Egyptian infused Dendura recording!

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I copied this info from their  forum at ultimate metal and got a quote from Aziza about their new album. 

Grammy award winning producer Neil Kernon is recording Dendura's untitled album! We are very excited to have Neil work with us on this album as we have always been fond of his work and admire the bands we has worked with. Neil worked with Nevermore, Queensryche, Dokken, Tapping the Vein and Jeff Loomi's solo project and a whole lot more. 

We know Neil sees our vision and can help make our album the best it can be!

A studio blog will be viewable on our myspace pg soon.

I know  our debut cd "New Life" wasn't quite a progressive metal album, our next album definately is. More intricate guitar solos and harmonies, the Egyptian and middle eastern sound more prominent, low end bass and more dynamic drums and percussion and my vocal range has gone up and is more powerful from our debut. - Aziza Poggi

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	I copied this info from their forum at ultimate metal and got a quote from Aziza about their new album. Grammy award winning producer Neil Kernon is recording Dendura's untitled album! We are very excited to have Neil work with us on this album as we have always been fond of his work and admire the bands we has worked with. Neil worked with Nevermore, Queensryche, Dokken, Tapping the Vein and Jeff Loomi's solo project and a whole lot more. We know Neil sees our vision and can help make our album the best it can be! A studio blog will be viewable on our myspace pg soon. I know our debut cd "New Life" wasn't quite a progressive metal album, our next album definately is. More intricate guitar solos and harmonies, the Egyptian and middle eastern sound more prominent, low end bass and more dynamic drums and percussion and my vocal range has gone up and is more powerful from our debut. - Aziza Poggi
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