Sikth - Opacities download album

Artist: SikTh - Origin: Watford, England - Album: Opacities (EP) - Genre: Progressive imental Metal - Year: 2015 - Line-Up: Mikee Goodman (vocals), Justin Hill (vocals), Dan Weller (guitars), Graham "Pin" Pinney (guitars), James Leach (bass), Dan "Loord" Foord (drums) - Tracklist . All rights belong to SikTh (Self-Released).

Opacities is the fourth EP by British progressive metal band SikTh. The EP is the band's first release since reforming in 2014. Opacities was self–released by the band on 4 December 2015. SikTh reformed in 2014 and played at Download Festival followed by a UK tour. The band announced they would begin recording a new album in summer 2015 with a release scheduled sometime in November/December. The album was crowd funded via PledgeMusic and was recorded without the assistance of a record label.

Sikth – Opacities (2015). Posted by NewAlbumReleases. net On December - 8 - 2015. Style: Progressive Metal. Format: MP3 320Kbps, FLAC.

Label: Peaceville ‎– VILELP569. Format: Vinyl, 12", Mini-Album. Country: UK & Europe. Released: 04 Dec 2015. 2015 ℗ SikTh Productions under license to Peaceville Records Limited. Peaceville is a Snapper Music label. Digital download card included.

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Sikth have signed a deal with Peaceville Records for their upcoming mini-album Opacities. The six-track is due out on December 4 and marks the band’s first material since 2006’s Death Of A Dead Day. Guitarist Dan Weller says: It's more thoughtful, heavier, more refined. A lot of heart and soul went into the making of it – this record is for our fans who've been so loyal. Mainman Mikee Goodman recently explained the concept behind Dan Mumford’s cover art. He said: The concept of Opacities comes from the layers we see beneath the surface – the undertone of the city