Heavy Metal Wanaka

Welcome to "Heavy Metal Wanaka", a metal podcast based in Wanaka, NZ.

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If, by the time you're reading this, we're a couple of shows into Heavy Metal Wanaka & you're left wondering about a few things- our initial run of 10 shows was under a different name. From late June 2016 we changed to the more straight forward moniker we know and love today.

 

 

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