Buckshot Hymn For 35 years, Japan’s Sigh have been an absolute riot in the black metal scene. The span and range of their discography is something to behold as they’ve explored how much they can push the envelope throughout the 12 albums they have released. This can range from the more traditional and early form of black metal with their classic debut, Scorn Defeat, followed by their trip to the avant-garde world with Imaginary Sonicscape and their last album Shiki was a journey into Sigh’s progressive metal approach. For their 13th album to celebrate their anniversary, Mirai Kawashima wanted to … Continue reading Review: Sigh – I Saw the World’s End (Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV)