Members and Other Work
Sikth retained the same line-up throughout their seven years active, which is as follows:
| Name | Instrument | New Projects |
|---|---|---|
| Mikee Goodman | Vocals | Goodman immediately joined the band Sad Season and has featured on Cyclamen's track, Sleep Street. Mikee is now vocalist for new British metal act, The Painted Smiles. He is also currently working on a project with Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith called Primal Rock Rebellion. |
| Justin Hill | Vocals | Justin featured on the track Predisposed from the 2006 album No End in Sight, then returned the favour on Return The Favour from the 2007 album The Scene Is Dead by This Is Menace and Dreams Without Courage from the 2007 album Entities by Malefice. Hill is working as a producer based in London. |
| Dan Weller | Guitar, Piano | Currently in new band Minutes who are managed by Craig Jennings and Olly Mitchell at Raw Power. He makes a living working as a Producer. Weller Produced and Mixed Enter Shikari single Destabilze and Produced follow up single Quelle Surprise. He produced their third album, A Flash Flood of Colour. He also assisted in the production of the Enter Shikari album Common Dreads, He also Produced the first Young Guns Album and is currently Producing their second Album. Dan wrote the music alongside co-writer, Ciaran Cahill, for Transmission Impossible with Ed & Oucho on the BBC. |
| Graham "Pin" Pinney | Guitar | Pin first started off working with Within The Void. He now also has a new project by the name of 'Aliases', who have recently signed with Basick Records and released debut album 'Safer Than Reality' from Basick Records. He also does guitar tuition. |
| James Leach | Bass | James teaches bass and drum techs for Gallows. |
| Dan "Loord" Foord | Drums/Percussion | Loord now plays with London based band, Perceval Gage as well as Stephen Carpenter of Deftones new band Sol Invicto and another project, HAARP. |
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