05-12-2016, 23:42
Oceansoul Wrote:Yep, I've heard of Sigh and listen to Imaginary Sonicscape sometimes, but I haven't heard In Somniphobia. I will fix that problem and check it out.
I'm a big fan of all of Sigh's albums, but In Somniphobia like Imaginary Sonicscape and Hail Horror Hail stick out above the rest of their discography to me. So, since you like Imaginary Soncscape I'm sure you'll like In Somniphobia. It's more jazzy and prog rock influenced than Imaginary's more psychedelic approach, but it works just as well in my opinion.