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AGENT STEEL Celebrate 20-Year Anniversary

September 5, 2004

Reunited California speed metallers AGENT STEEL have just celebrated the 20-year anniversary of their first live appearance, which took place in 1984 at Chuck Landis' Country Club in Reseda, California as the openinig act for SLAYER.

AGENT STEEL are currently writing material for the follow-up to last year's "Order of the Illuminati", tentatively due in 2005. The band are also planning on releasing a live DVD on Scarlet Records in the months to come. The as-yet-untitled disc will reportedly include live footage from the group's appearance at Dynamo Open Air 2004 festival in Holland.

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