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Reviews (3)
Devilution
d. 18. June 2017
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Sebastian Taylor Bach
d. 18. June 2017
"Hvis man skal pege på et nyere band, der har haft indflydelse på den moderne udgave af progressiv metal, er det svært at komme uden om engelske SikTh ... 'The Future in Whose Eyes?' er en rejse ind i det diffuse, dystopiske og teatralske univers, der generelt præger sekstettens lyd. Selvom englænderne ikke længere er foregangsmænd eller musikalsk banebrydende, holder de et konstant højt niveau".
New noise magazine
d. 14. June 2017
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Nicholas Senior
d. 14. June 2017
" the pantheon of modern progressive metal, Meshuggah may hold the crown, and deservedly so. However, SikTh may be one of the most innovative yet underappreciated among the greats ... In a time when so many great bands of old are coming back to show they still have some life left in them, SikTh have produced an incredible comeback record, filled with their most engaging and memorable material. The masters clearly still have some tricks up their sleeve".
Metal injection
d. 1. June 2017
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Aaron Lambert
d. 1. June 2017
"After an 11 year gap and a period of uncertainty regarding the state of the band, the elusive SikTh has returned with their third full-length record, The Future in Whose Eyes?, a record that is true to the sound of its predecessors, but also sees the band coming full circle in more ways than one ... it's great to have SikTh back. Here's hoping it doesn't take 11 more years for them to release their next masterclass in how this style of metal should be done".