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SINERGY Deny Reports Of Guitarist's Departure

October 28, 2002

SINERGY has slammed as "false" a report on a popular Finnish web portal implying that guitarist Alexi Laiho has left the group after allegedly missing the band's performance at Mystic Festival in Katowice, Poland this past Saturday (Oct. 26).

"Alexi was there in Poland with us, where the fuck do they get this shit from?" responded SINERGY frontwoman Kimberly Goss when confronted with the report.

Laiho, who has just completed work on a new CD with CHILDREN OF BODOM (in which he plays guitar and sings),will join the rest of his SINERGY bandmates at the group's next performance, which is set to take place at Helsinki's Tavastia Klubi on Wednesday, Nov. 6.

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