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SINERGY Frontwoman To Guest On THE WICKED Album

March 16, 2004

SINERGY frontwoman Kimberly Goss has recorded a guest appearance for the sophomore CD from THE WICKED, a Finnish band consisting of FINNTROLL and MOONSORROW members. "The session was a lot of fun, and I got to use my voice in ways I'm not typically used to doing," Goss said. "The music is pretty much what I'd describe as 'Danny Elfman goes metal.' For those of you who don't know, Danny Elfman has composed soundtracks for nearly (if not every) Tim Burton movie, along with loads of other films."

THE WICKED's follow-up to 2002's "...For Theirs Is The Flesh" is tentatively due in June through Spikefarm Records.

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