I'm fairly certain this is Middle American Pronounciation. I'm from Pennsylvania, and we always say 'sikth'. I'm an exchange student right now, though, and I've met a Long Islander, Canadian, and a girl from Florida. They all properly say 'sixth', and seem suprised that I don't. Even now trying the proper way is difficult for me, and I can't say it without thinking first. So I would say people from the Midwest and Plains states have a rather simplified pronounciation of object number six.
SikTh ended in 2008.
SikTh was created in 2001.
A few of the song titles by the band Sikth include Scent of the Obscene, Peep Show, and Skies of Millennium night. The band originate from Watford, Hertfordshire, UK.
song - Seal Jubilee Guitar, Vibraphone - Natasha KhanKeyboards - David KostenVocals [Sea Sounds] - Mikee Goodman
While all ten Sikh Gurus played a vital role in shaping Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Guru, is often regarded as the most important. He laid the foundation of Sikh philosophy, emphasizing the oneness of God, equality, and social justice. His teachings and spiritual insights set the tone for the subsequent Gurus, who built upon his principles and further developed the faith. Each Guru contributed uniquely, but Guru Nanak's vision remains central to Sikh beliefs.