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Beneath the Mind
by Monochrome

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"Beneath the Mind" by Monochrome takes listeners on a dark and surreal journey through the subconscious. The song explores the haunting realms of dreams, where shadows blend, nightmares take hold, and reality shatters. It delves into the labyrinth of the mind, where echoes of fear and chaos resound, and the thin veil of sorrow intertwines with fleeting moments of clarity.

Lyrics

Enter the nightfall
In dreams we descend
A world where shadows blend
We thrash as the nightmare begins once again
Echoes resound here
Heartbeat in pure fear
Frostbitten whispers
In the void, they call
Through forests dark and tall
Rise and then fall

Embrace the chaos
Where reality shatters
Fleeting moments lost in haze
Serenades of forgotten days
Nightmare's grip tightens, can't break free
From twisted visions, trapped we will be
In the labyrinth of the mind
Where shadows hunt and solace hides

Silent we scream, silence denied
In this realm where darkness thrives
Through the maelstrom of the soul, we are blind
Hunter and the hunted in tunnels confined
Veil of sorrow, drawn so thin
Lost in echoes, we begin

Through the veiled woods, ancient pines
Find the gate to where darkness winds
In the whispering void, pull tight your thread
Chasing shadows in the night ahead

Lost in labyrinthine halls, our demons arise
Faces of the past are masked in disguise

Published with permission from the artist. Created using a mix of music software and AI generative tools, including Udio.

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PEACEVILLE RELEASE THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF SIKTH’S DEATH OF A DEAD DAY ON CD WITH EXCLUSIVE BONUS TRACKS

Following the release on Peaceville of SikTh’s mini album Opacities, the first new music from the forefathers of British progressive metal, since their acclaimed 2006 sophomore album Death Of A Dead Day, Peaceville are proud to be re-releasing the album on the 10th anniversary of its original release.

Death Of A Dead Day, most arguably the bands most popular record, was recorded over a 6 week period in Miami in 2005, self produced with mixing & engineering duties handled by Mike LaPlant (Skindred, Nonpoint, Soil, Dashboard Confessional). 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 featured regularly on MTV's Headbangers ball in the US and was heavily played in the UK.

SikTh played their largest headline tour to date in support of 'DOADD' with 'Bland Street..' becoming the bands opening live track for years to come. Their appearance at 2006’s Download Festival became legendary - the second stage tent was closed due to over capacity and they put on a show that to this day defines their live reputation. It was in late 2007 the band decided to close the book on SikTh and they played their final show to an emotional crowd in London.

In the years that followed SikTh's name and influence was kept alive by bands like Protest The Hero, Periphery, TesseracT and Animals As Leaders. The genre known as 'djent' flourished with many stalwarts of the scene, including Meshuggah, claiming SikTh gave birth to the movement.

Peaceville presents Death Of A Dead Day as a CD with exclusive bonus material, and is due to be released in a sleevepac with a 12 page colour booklet featuring lyrics and pictures with original cover artwork created by Tim Fox.

Along with the re-release of Death Of A Dead Day, this summer sees SikTh embarking on their first ever North American tour and will be supporting Periphery. This follows recent headline shows and festivals across the world including Japan, India, Nepal as well as gaining the coveted support to Slipknot on their recent UK tour.

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