Sigh

01. Sigh - Scorn Defeat, 1993 CD Album Reissue      Hammer Of Damnation - HODCD018      Reissue from 2011 - 2012 reissue - Includes the six songs Venom tribute 02. Sigh - Infidel Art, 1995 CD Album      Cacophonous Records - NIHIL 7CD 03. Sigh - Ghastly Funeral Theatre, 1997 CD Mini-Album      Cacophonous Records - NIHIL 17CD 04. Sigh - Hail Horror Hail, 1997 CD Album      Cacophonous Records - NIHIL 24CD 05. Sigh - Scenario IV: Dread Dreams, 1999 CD Album      Cacophonous Records - NIHIL 34CD 06. Sigh - Imaginary Sonicscape, 2001 CD Album Reissue Remastered      The End Records - TE122      Reissue from 2009 07. Sigh - Gallows Gallery, 2005 CD Album      Baphomet Records - BAPH 132 08. Sigh - Hangman's Hymn - Musikalische Exequien, 2007 CD Album      The End Records - TE084 09. Sigh - Scenes From Hell, 2010 CD Album      The End Records - TE141-2 10. Sigh - In Somniphobia, 2012 CD Album      Candlelight Records Usa - CDL509 11. Sigh - Scorn Defeat 20th Anniversary Gig, 2013 CD Album Limited Edition      Mort Productions - MORT 081 12. Sigh - Graveward, 2015 CD Album      Candlelight Records USA - CDL591CD 13. Sigh - Heir To Despair, 2018 CD Album      Candlelight Records, Spinefarm Records - 2567925507, 2567925507 Requested, zerred - almost a reload. The mastery of Sigh does not weaken after 25 years, their new album is just as amazing as all the previous ones. Weird blackness, plague and beauty, polymorphous invasion of the meat, symphony of sickness, Venom tribulations, the art of sonic expansion: welcome to zer. To make it simple, the dirtier, rawer side of their craft is to be found on the first two releases and on the superb live Scorn Defeat 20th anniversary, while the post-angular, head-scratching, larger-than-the-universe defenestrations shall be found on all the other releases. But sophistication does not mean dilution of the black blood: Sigh is that band that manages to never let go of the roughness of their 80s influences although they have reached the higher end of the musical panorama and psychedelia. If black metal had existed in the 70s, this is what we old thrashosaurs would have heard. Favorite albums? Hard to tell - probably Infidel Art for nostalgia reasons, and In Somniphobia because it rules the universe even more than the rest of their catalog. Nobody sounds like Sigh and Mr Bungle can suck my hair. Truly weird, true awesomeness in the triplazer forever in the EZTT of black edifices! Remove brackets and unzip: [sigh of it all] !ZER Sigh ZER!