SIKTH SET TO PLAY ‘DEATH OF A DEAD DAY’ ALBUM IN FULL IN LONDON ON 8TH DECEMBER
31st August 2017Ahead of their upcoming December UK tour, Watford mathcore sextet SikTh have announced that their London show on 8th December at Koko will see them play their 2006 album ‘Death of a Dead Day’ in full for the first time. Re-issued by Peaceville last year, it is arguably the band’s most influential record, helping to give birth to the ‘djent’ movement. Dan Weller and Mikee Goodman explain more in the following video, adding that fans at the other dates on the tour will be able to vote for which tracks from ‘Death of a Dead Day’ the band will include in their sets:
SikTh released their latest record, ‘ The Future in Whose Eyes?’ in June this year on new Snapper Music imprint Millennium Night. It was also the first release featuring new co-vocalist and former member of Aliases Joe Rosser and was followed by an explosive set on the main stage at Download Festival.
SikTh Tour Dates
Sat 2-Dec – Manchester, Academy 3
Sun 3-Dec – Glasgow, Garage
Mon 4-Dec – Birmingham, Institute
Wed 6-Dec – Bristol, SWX
Thu 7-Dec – Brighton, Concorde 2
Fri 8-Dec – London, KOKO
Press for ‘The Future in Whose Eyes?’
‘Sikth have again managed to defy expectations completely on their own terms’ Metal Hammer
‘they’re masters of melding melody and intricacy’ Total Guitar Magazine
‘whiteknuckle aural assault’ Prog Magazine
‘”It’s time to step aside because the kings of the genre are back on the throne.’ Punktastic
‘The metal world has been put on notice once again’ Ghost Cult
‘a landmark album, both for the band and quite possibly the British metal scene as well’ Echoes & Dust
“this is really the SikTh album we’ve all been waiting for.” — Metal Sucks
“this record stands on its own legs against the slew of modern metal records that listeners are inundated with on a daily basis, and manages to surpass many of them.” — Metal Injection
SikTh are:
Mikee W Goodman – vocals
Dan Weller – guitar
Dan Foord – drums
James Leach – bass
Pin – guitar
Joe Rosser – Vocals
