Faith No More frontman Mike Patton made a guest vocal appearance on Secret Chiefs 3's latest 7-inch, a band led by former Mr. Bungle/Faith No More guitarist/keyboardist Trey Spruance.

Patton is featured on a Traditionalists track -- one of Spruance's projects under the Secret Chiefs 3 moniker -- called "La Chanson de Jacky."

The song can be streamed below.

While Faith No More performed an unknown mystery song at their show in Buenos Aires, Argentina Tuesday night, frontman Mike Patton has confirmed that the band has no plans for new material.

"There are no plans. That is all I can say," Patton told Movieweb.com. "We have basically talked very little about it. I think that is because we are really just getting to know each other again. And we are getting to enjoy each other's company again. We are taking it, and appreciating it for what it is. We are not trying to look too far ahead. That is the honest truth."

Faith No More performed an unknown song during their set in Buenos Aires, Argentina Tuesday night, reports ThePRP.com.  

Faith No More will perform its 1995 album, King For A Day... Fool For A Lifetime, in its entirety at Maquinara Festival in Santiago, Chile on November 12th.

Guitarist Trey Spruance (Mr. Bungle, Secret Chiefs 3), who performed on the album, will join the band onstage for the set. 

Faith No More has lined up two more South American shows in November. The band's itinerary follows:

Faith No More frontman Mike Patton has a starring role in the upcoming video game, The Darkness II, in which he voices the character of the Darkness.

"They wanted some kind of otherworldly voice, basically screaming and narration, and I thought, 'that's kind of in my wheelhouse,'" Patton told Rolling Stone.

The game is due out on February 7th, 2012.

In related news, Patton has revealed that Tomahawk is at work on a new album.

Fear and the Nervous System, featuring James "Munky" Shaffer (Korn), Billy Gould (Faith No More), Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion), and Steve Krolikowski (Repeater), look to be moving forward with the release of their long-awaited album. 

As previously reported, the project is said to be a "70s rock band Joy Division with a modern feel."

Mike Patton will collaborate with Australian band Pivixki for a show at Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on May 18.

Patton's Faith No More bandmate Billy Gould is also scheduled on the bill to debut his new project The Talking Book.

Faith No More's final US reunion show on Wednesday night at Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles took an interesting turn when drummer Mike Bordin left set to "take a piss." Singer Mike Patton invited a fan on stage to show off his drum skills, and after receiving boos from a rambunctious crowd, the fan was dismissed as Tool drummer Danny Carey makes a cameo. Video footage follows: