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AGENT STEEL: 'Alienigma' To Receive Japanese Release This Month

March 11, 2008

"Alienigma", the latest album from the California-based power metal band AGENT STEEL, will receive a Japanese release on March 19 via Spiritual Beast. The CD was issued in Europe last year through Mascot Records.

An audio interview with AGENT STEEL guitarist/vocalist Juan Garcia conducted by DJ SpeedKing of "The Wake Up Dead Morning Show" is available for download and streaming as a podcast/MP3 file at this location.

AGENT STEEL last year announced the addition of bassist Robert Cardenas (COFFIN TEXTS) to the group's ranks.

AGENT STEEL last fall completed a European tour with VICIOUS RUMORS and AFTER ALL in support of "Alienigma".

Fan-filmed video footage of AGENT STEEL's September 8, 2007 concert at the Join in Noordwijk, the Netherlands can be viewed below.

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