Sigh Perform in Portland on the Eve of New Album Announcement
Japanese extreme metal veterans Sigh played a Portland, OR show just before revealing details of their next record. Alison Webster’s photos capture the band in characteristic motion.
Staff Writer
Japanese extreme metal veterans Sigh played a Portland, OR show just before revealing details of their next record. Alison Webster’s photos capture the band in characteristic motion.
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