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Sick Century Releases "A Million Pieces"

Published by New Jersey Stage

originally published: 07/03/2022

Sick Century has released multiple singles/ videos, with their first radio single, "A Million Pieces" available now and an EP scheduled for release later in the summer.

Sick Century began in 2019 when Scott Hoon and Marc Kahn started working together on a side project between bands. The two toyed around with a few demos that would later turn into early singles but the line-up would not be complete until January of 2020 when Nick Black and Brady Hearn joined the band. Black and Kahn had been friends for a few years while Hearn started off the year touring with All That Remains and Lacuna Coil in band Eximious (with ex-members From Ashes To New). His decision to move onto Sick Century would come in mid January.  

"But the high is killing me / And I will break again, into a million pieces / Yeah why do I keep shattering? / I get lost in the pain / My whole life it never ends/ Feels like I’m drowning in the deep end / How can I exist when I break into a million pieces?"

Sick Century is Marc Kahn – Vocals; Scott Hoon – Guitar; Nick Black – Bass; and Brady Hearn - Drums.

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