"Shiki" is the latest studio album by Sigh, released in CD format by Peaceville Records. This innovative record showcases the Japanese avant-garde metal band's unique blend of black metal, progressive rock, and traditional Eastern influences. "Shiki" explores themes of mortality and transformation through complex arrangements, haunting melodies, and a bold fusion of genres that defy easy categorization. The album stands out for its dynamic songwriting and atmospheric depth, making it a must-listen for fans seeking something truly original within extreme music.
Sigh was formed in 1989 and has since become one of Japan's most influential experimental metal acts. Over their career spanning more than three decades, they have consistently pushed boundaries with albums like "Imaginary Sonicscape," "In Somniphobia," and "Heir to Despair." Their fearless approach to genre-mixing has earned them critical acclaim worldwide.
Peaceville Records is renowned as a pioneering label in the world of dark and extreme music. Founded in England during the late 1980s, Peaceville has been home to legendary artists such as My Dying Bride, Katatonia, Paradise Lost, and Darkthrone. The label is respected for its commitment to artistic integrity and innovation across various subgenres of heavy music.