Vicky Psarakis (Sicksense, Ex‑The Agonist) Fronts Latest ‘Call Of Duty’ Zombies Track “No One There”

Vocalist Vicky Psarakis (Sicksense, former The Agonist) is back in the Call of Duty undead universe with a new heavy track for the series’ latest zombies map. Her song “No One There” appears as the featured Easter‑egg track in Totenreich, the newest Zombies addition to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and is now live for players to unlock and play in‑game.

The track was produced and mixed by Kevin Sherwood with guitars and production from Joey Doherty, bass by Jacob Umansky, and drums courtesy of Nathan Bulla, forming what Psarakis describes as a “dream team” behind the performance. The song leans into her wide vocal range and dynamic delivery, sitting squarely in the aggressive, metal‑leaning style that has long defined her work with Sicksense.

Psarakis shared an extended message on social media to mark the release, tying the new track back to her prior work with the franchise and the Bondy‑developed Zombies universe. The full note reads:

“Surprise… I’m back Zombies! I’m so excited to be giving my voice once more to the one and only @callofduty franchise! You’ll find ‘No One There’ as the featured EE track on the latest BO7 map: Totenreich 🧟‍♀️

2 years ago, @ksherwoodops invited me to feature on BO6 with the song ‘Slave’, which ended up becoming a fan favorite. We loved the track so much, we decided to add it to our setlist with my band @sickxsense and saw many COD fans come out to hear it live. Fast forward to today, here I am again with a new song! I can’t thank Kevin enough for putting his trust and fully allowing me to bring my own stamp to his music.

I had an absolute blast working on this song! This one goes hard, I promise you. It truly showcases many different facets of my voice, a huge range of dynamics accompanied by incredible musicianship from the dream team who put this together! Who knows, maybe one day we’ll get to play ‘No One There’ for you live?”

This marks Psarakis’ second high‑profile “easter‑egg” track for Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies, extending a growing resume that blends her metal background with voiceover and musical work inside video‑game soundscapes.

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