Sicksense (Stuck Mojo, Ex-The Agonist) Premiere New Single & Music Video "Artificial Irrelevance" From Upcoming New EP “Funerals”

Sicksense (Stuck Mojo, ex-The Agonist, etc.) have released a video for their second single of 2026, “Artificial Irrelevance.” The band co-directed the visual alongside Tony Aquilera (Stitched Up Heart, Exodus), continuing their collaboration with him behind the camera. The track will appear on the band’s newly announced EP “Funerals,” due out September 25th.

Frontman Robbie J. Fonts described the track as:

“It’s a social commentary on modern internet culture. The song points out the phoniness of people’s online personas. They present themselves one way, when in reality they live and act differently. They become addicted to being someone they aren’t and obsessed with superficial numbers from the engagement they receive online.”

Co-vocalist Vicky Psarakis added:

“How much social media has altered people’s lives isn’t anything new. We’re all addicted to our phones, stuck constantly doom scrolling and searching for dopamine hits and validation from the internet space.

What is relatively new however is the insane rise of AI content and ‘creators’ on these platforms, which is deeply disturbing when it comes to anything artistic. Musicians are seeing their work stolen. We keep getting fed reels that are 100% fake and it’s a big issue that AI has gotten so hard to distinguish for most people. So not only are we living in a non-existent space, we’re also constantly second guessing if what we are looking at is even real. It’s a whole new layer of unsettling.”