*Artist: Moon Of Steel
*Album: Passions
*Year: 1989
*Genre: Heavy/progressive Metal
*Country: Italy
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 98MB
Tracklist:
1. Spanish Flame 05:55
2. It Won't Be The Reason 04:39
3. Shy Girl 05:56
4. When The Clouds Fall 04:25
5. The Moon (instrumental) 01:29
6. Time's Marching Fast 06:30
7. Tonight 05:44
8. Flying High 06:09
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Total playing time: 40:47
BAND:
Ray Northiend "Skip" - Drums
Vic de Lamare - Guitar
Andrea Ruggeri - Vocals
Marco Vaccaro - Bass
J.J. Angel - Guitar
The dream comes true: a new album from M.O.S. will see the light in September! Their debut-album “Passions”, released in 1989, widely received unanimously positive responses amongst the dedicated press, thanks to the band’s eclectic burning mix of Prog, Power and Epic Metal. MOON OF STEEL’s reputation quickly flew into international status, with the album breaking onto the charts in several European countries and Japan, following an enthusiastic review featured in the popular Metal-Mag "Burnn". After a long break, due to personal reasons, M.O.S revamped in 1999 with the 4 tracks Mini-CD “Beyond The Edges” and with the participation to a couple of compilation-albums (“A Tribute To Dream Theater” and “A Tribute to Queensryche”, both released by Adrenaline Records). And now it’s the time for the real “bang”: after 3 years of hard and wise work, the long awaited come-back album “Insignificant Details” will be finally out! The new opus shows the band’s massive potential, moving easily from powerful yet melodic compositions to more intimate forays through thrashy rhythmic assaults. “Insignificant Details” perfectly reflects Moon of Steel's new and modern direction, introducing the listener to a great band with a glorious past and a very promising future! No less than a Master-piece!!!
M.O.S. debut-album “Passions”, released in 1989, widely received unanimously positive responses amongst the dedicated press, thanks to the band’s eclectic burning mix of Prog, Power and Epic Metal. MOON OF STEEL’s reputation quickly flew into international status, with the album breaking onto the charts in several European countries and Japan, following an enthusiastic review featured in the popular Metal-Mag "Burnn"
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