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SIKTH: 'Bland St. Bloom' Video Posted Online

August 4, 2006

London, U.K.-based SIKTH has posted its video for the song "Bland St. Bloom" at this location. Directed by Tim Fox using green screen technology, the clip depicts the battle between nature and mankind.

SIKTH's Bieler Bros. debut, "Death of a Dead Day", was released on June 6. The CD was produced by members of SIKTH and was mixed by Matt LaPlant at Bieler Bros Studios in Pompano Beach, Florida.

In other news, SIKTH will be taking to the road for a U.K. tour with the ARCHITECTS. More details are available at www.sikth.com.

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