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"This album is way beyond the conceived notion of how metal, or music, should be. In essence it is a movie without pictures; a celluloid phantasmagoria. Accordingly, the film jumps, and another scene, seemingly unconnected with the previous context, is suddenly inserted in between frames. Every sound on this album is deliberate, and if you find that some parts of this album are strange, it isn't because the music is in itself strange, but because your conscious self is ill-equipped to comprehend the sounds produced on this recording."
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I saw Sigh on their recent west coast tour and it was one of the best performances I've ever seen in my life.
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I wanted to see them at fire in the mountains but I didn't get my license until they ended the tour, hope they come back here again next year. Their live shows look incredible.



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