Sicksense (Vicky P from The Agonst) stream new single/ video

Nu-metal newcomers Sicksense featuring Killer V (Vicky Psarakis of The Agonist) and Rob The Ripper (Robby J. Fonts of Stuck Mojo), have unveiled their new single / video 'Forgotten Days', taken from their upcoming debut EP Kings Today, out 22 April. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/9_Sm-omH8ro

Rob The Ripper commented: "'Forgotten Days' was inspired by a dark period in my life. I was heading in the wrong direction and making bad decisions. The lyrics have a conversational tone between two people, with one fighting to pull the other from a deep depression and look to a brighter future together. The entire song is a metaphor for getting yourself out of a dark place with the help of those closest to you."

Hard-hitting and melodic; pissed off and groovy; energetic and catchy: Sicksense are here to make you bounce and sing your heart out with their exciting and refreshing brand of groove metal.

Pre-order Kings Today here: https://soundescapeagency.com/sicksense/kingstoday

'Forgotten Days' follows previous single 'Make Believe' and EP title track 'Kings Today'.

From the opening riffs of 'Kings Today' to the closing growls of "Heart Of Stone," Sicksense are dedicated to their mission of making fans bounce and sing their hearts out through thought-provoking lyrics, rage-fuelled raps and powerful melodies, supported with low-tuned stomping nu-metal riffs and grooves.

Having both performed a range of styles in numerous heavy bands, Killer V and Rob The Ripper (who are married) wanted to return to a genre that’s close to their hearts, but also make music that is specifically written for two vocalists. Written with dual vocal interplay from a male / female perspective, their performance reflects a personal and fun side of them as people, but also tackles social and societal issues in the world today. Sicksense were born out of the band’s desire to share their upbeat and fun message with the world.

Kings Today was recorded, mixed & mastered by Christian Donaldson. The artwork for the EP was created by Aleksandra Panic.