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Former DOKKEN Guitarist, LABYRINTH Singer Join Forces In HEADRUSH

January 5, 2005

HEADRUSH, the Italian hard rock band featuring ex-DOKKEN guitar wizard Alex De Rosso and LABYRINTH singer Roberto Tiranti, will release their debut album in Europe on March 21 via Frontiers Records (in Japan via King Records).

The band's inception came about last summer when Alex started to write the material in collaboration with Pat Scalabrino, producer of such bands as LABYRINTH, ELDRITCH and VISION DIVINE. The music raised the interest of Roberto and together with Dave Fini on drums and Mauro Catellani on bass, the lineup was soon completed. An MP3 sample of the song "Fooling Myself Again" can be downloaded at this location.

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