A fast and empowering future-rock anthem featuring 300+ die hard fans defiantly declaring "We're Still Here!", recorded individually on their phones and compiled by the artist into an epic, stadium style chant. This track is about seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, while still acknowledging those we have lost along the way. Hard hitting and brutally catchy + mega fan engagement = pure power!

21 May 2021

Attendance

By My Side

The Big Calm, Pt. 3

Moving On

Alleviating White Noise, Pt. 17

This is the Blue Eyed Christ cover of the Gary Glitter Hit "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah), also made famous by Joan Jett.  The BEC version is much more true to the Joan Jett version but modernized with big drums, huge guitars, heavy synths, and a dose of noise to give it the Blue Eyed Christ sound

Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)

https://thegothsicles.bandcamp.com/album/squid-remixarus

Give Me One More Chance To Get The Hi - Score, Then We Can Go (Rhinocerous Mix By Kevin MacLeod)

Give Me One More Chance To Get The Hi - Score, Then We Can Go (Vellocinate Mix)

Ultrasweaty (The Work Hard, Play Harder Mix By Syrinx)

Drop Dead, Squid Face! (Cerulean City Club Mix By Avarice In Audio)

BUY THIS HERE:
https://thegothsicles.bandcamp.com/album/sic-remixes

This the remix release for tracks from the new album "I Feel Sicle", out now on Negative Gain Productions.

INSANE MASSIVE thanks to all the remixers that made this release what it is.

Tigersquawk Records is new and this is its first release.

Album art by Ashas Alany @ Harmaart
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Mastered by Josev @ Dagger Eyes
www.facebook.com/daggereyesstudio

Track 4 produced by Reza Udhin at Cryonica, UK.

Thanks to Heidi

Tigersquawk Records

SIC REMIXES

Straight Up Otter Time (Stop The Killing Mix By Areal Kollen)

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The Book (unedited version from the BPP Mastertape)

I thought that I would continue with the vacation/beach theme from yesterday's blog post. It's snowy and cold here in the Northeast so some thoughts of Summer may be just what we all need.

In early Summer 1988, I went to Ocean City, MD with the Ocker family for a fun and relaxing trip. Late at night, I took the opportunity to stroll the beaches alone. Sometimes listening to the waves and sometimes listening to my Walkman. It was during these strolls that I first had the idea for writing a song that would sonically capture the sound of a listless ocean along with the power and elegance of the waves as they crashed upon the shore. This was not a novel idea but for an 18yr kid (excuse me, man) it provided enough stimulus for a creative spark to be ignited.

It took about a year before I fully realized this idea but here I present to you the live version of Floundering In A Sea of Digital Waves as performed by Vizator at the PPG Plaza in Pittsburgh, PA (Summer of 1989). While listening, please try to ignore the incessant guitar synth flute soloing which is going on. It is NOT part of the song I wrote.

Drop Dead, Squid Face! (Cerulean City Club Mix By Avarice In Audio)

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