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ARCH ENEMY Frontwoman To Guest On New ASTARTE CD

April 18, 2006

ARCH ENEMY frontwoman Angela Gossow will be making a guest appearance on the upcoming album from the Greek female heavy metal trio ASTARTE, entitled "Demonized". Gossow will join ASTARTE bassist/singer Tristessa for a duet on one track, according to a posting on ASTARTE's web site. Other guest musicians slated to appear on the CD include Martin Walkyier (THE CLAN DESTINED, ex-SKYCLAD) on "God Among Men" and Henri Sattler (GOD DETHRONED) on "Queen Of The Damned". The CD, which will be released before the end of the year via Avantgarde Records, will be mixed at Tico Tico studios in Finland and will feature artwork by Timo Wuerz.

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