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MASQUERADE: Japanese Version Of 'In Disguise' Released With Bonus Track

January 24, 2005

Swedish melodic rock band MASQUERADE have just released their latest album, "In Disguise", in Japan through Spiritual Beast Records.

The Japanese version of "In Disguise", which was originally made available last fall via the band's official web site, contains a bonus track, entitled "My Dying Days II".

Most of the material on "In Disguise" is said to be very much in the same vein and style as the band's debut self-titled release from 1992, which has been highly regarded in the melodic rock circles and often compared to "Intuition"-era TNT. A track-by-track description of the songs on "In Disguise" by MASQUERADE vocalist Tony Johansson can be found at the group's official web site.

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