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VIRGIN STEELE: 'The Real Radio Show' Audio Interview Available For Download

July 14, 2006

VIRGIN STEELE frontman David DeFeis was the featured guest on "The Real Radio Show" on WLIR 107.1 FM on June 25. DeFeis discussed music, life and VIRGIN STEELE's new album, "Visions of Eden", which will be released on September 8. A few samples of some of the new songs were aired as well. Download an MP3 file containing the audio of the program at this location.

VIRGIN STEELE's upcoming album is said to be "quite epic," clocking in at 79 minutes and 57 seconds. More information will be made available soon.

VIRGIN STEELE's last studio release, "Book of Burning", came out in 2002.

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