Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"SOTS" is the second track off Wait for the Siren, the forthcoming album from Project 86, and features guest vocals from Bruce Fitzhugh of Living Sacrifice. This song also features Rocky Gray, known for his work with Evanescense and Living Sacrifice as well, on drums. Wait for the Siren releases everywhere in stores and online August 21. Described as Andrew Schwab's opus the record promises to be a fresh take on the P86 sound. Schwab said, " On this record I was really able to take the reins of the creative process in a direction I was passionate about. I was able to write songs that pushed me to grow as an artist. It was also insanely fun to have so many of my friends involved in the process and at this point in the game that is what its about. I am really looking forward to people hearing this album." With concert goers noting the new energy of the songs and new band members Scott Davis on drums, Dustinn Lowry on guitar and Mikee "Norman" Williams on bass it seems P86 is on a roll with some monster momentum.
"SOTS" is the second track off Wait for the Siren, the forthcoming album from Project 86, and features guest vocals from Bruce Fitzhugh of Living Sacrifice. This song also features Rocky Gray, known for his work with Evanescense and Living Sacrifice as well, on drums. Wait for the Siren releases everywhere in stores and online August 21. Described as Andrew Schwab's opus the record promises to be a fresh take on the P86 sound. Schwab said, " On this record I was really able to take the reins of the creative process in a direction I was passionate about. I was able to write songs that pushed me to grow as an artist. It was also insanely fun to have so many of my friends involved in the process and at this point in the game that is what its about. I am really looking forward to people hearing this album." With concert goers noting the new energy of the songs and new band members Scott Davis on drums, Dustinn Lowry on guitar and Mikee "Norman" Williams on bass it seems P86 is on a roll with some monster momentum.
