English progressive/tech/math metal band from Watford/London, noted for complex rhythms, dual vocals and technical virtuosity.

Reviewed work and public sources identify SikTh as an influential progressive/technical metal band whose second album (Death Of A Dead Day) emphasized a darker, more metal-oriented sound. Reviews mention dual vocalists Justin Hill and Mike Goodman pursuing projects after the 2006/2008 period. The band is often cited as an influence on later djent and progressive metal acts; Periphery and Monuments have publicly cited SikTh as an inspiration.

DeBaser reviews consistently praise SikTh's technical skill, rhythmic complexity and influence on later progressive/tech/math metal. Some reviewers highlight a darker, more metal-oriented shift on Death Of A Dead Day and note moments of compositional sameness. Overall the band is presented as innovative and influential, with a few critiques about cohesion and loss of earlier experimentation.

For:Fans of technical/progressive metal, mathcore, djent, and listeners who value complex rhythms and vocal experimentation.

 Bland Street Bloom, the first single, is one of the most powerful and well-played pieces the group has ever presented.

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 A damned fresh and innovative sound, heavily copied in the coming years, almost immeasurably, not to mention the countless clone and similar bands born thanks to this band and this album in particular (Fellsilent, etc.), naturally citing also the various "tributes" from big bands like Periphery and Monuments, who have publicly cited the English band as a major inspiration for their music.

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