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PHANTOM-X Working On New Material

December 30, 2010

PHANTOM-X, the Dallas, Texas-based band featuring former OMEN singer Kevin Goocher, is working on material for its fourth CD, "Opera Of The Phantom". The effort will include a bonus DVD contaning performance, behind-the-scenes and interview footage from the band's experiences on the road over the years, along with a special surprise.

"We will most likely release in early 2012 because this project is going to be very detailed and in depth," said Goocher. "We don't want to rush it."

PHANTOM-X's third CD, "This Is War", came out earlier this year via Perris Records.

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