Sikth Announces 10th Anniversary "Death Of A Dead Day" Release

British progressive metal forefather SikTh just announced the re-release of acclaimed 2006 sophomore album, "Death of a Dead Day," on the 10th anniversary of its original release, September 30th via Peaceville.

"Death Of A Dead Day," arguably the band's most popular record, was recorded over a six week period in Miami in 2005, self-produced with mixing & engineering duties handled by Mike LaPlant (Skindred, Nonpoint, Soil, Dashboard Confessional).

The album's opening track "Bland Street Bloom" was a brutal progressive thrash song with vocalist Mikee W. Goodman penning lyrics inspired by the gentrification of the UK High Street. The song also spawned an animated video (directed by Tim Fox) which was featured regularly on MTV's Headbangers Ball.

The 10th anniversary edition will be released on CD with 3 exclusive bonus tracks - demo versions of "Flogging The Horses," "Part Of The Friction," and "Where Do We Fall"; plus heavyweight double LP with MP3 download code and digitally. Pre-orders will be available Friday, September 9th.

1. Bland Street Bloom [05:40]
2. Flogging The Horses [03:32]
3. Way Beyond The Fond Old River [05:02]
4. Summer Rain [03:35]
5. In This Light [04:24]
6. Sanguine Seas Of Bigotry [04:17]
7. Mermaid Slur [00:47]
8. When The Moment`s Gone [05:59]
9. Part Of The Friction [05:13]
10. Where Do We Fall? [04:40]
11. Another Sinking Ship [04:02]
12. As The Earth Spins Round [06:36]

CD Bonus Tracks
13. Flogging The Horses (Demo) [04:56]
14. Part Of The Friction (Demo) [05:14]
15. Where Do We Fall? (Demo) [05:11]