Scorn Defeat
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| Scorn Defeat | |||||
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| Studio album by Sigh | |||||
| Released | 1993 | ||||
| Genre | Black metal | ||||
| Length | 43:11 | ||||
| Label | Deathlike Silence Productions | ||||
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Scorn Defeat is the first full-length album by avant-garde metal band Sigh. It is their most traditionally black metal album released.
The very first Scorn Defeat pressing by DSP has a black/white drawing on the cover. The second pressing of DSP has a bandpicture of Shinichi on the cover. Both are equally rare, as both have been published on DSP after the death of Euronymous, so they had slightly worse distribution. Both original DSP-versions of this album don't have the bonus track "The Seven Gates of Hell." Additionally, DSP split the album into two sides: Side Revenge, which contained the first 4 songs, and Side Violence, which contained the last 3 songs.
Reissued in 2000 by Psychic Scream with a bonus track, "The Seven Gates of Hell," which is a Venom cover, and completely new artwork.
A vinyl version was also released by Vinyl Collectors (limited to 500 copies) including a cover of Mayhem's "Carnage."
[edit] Track listing
- "A Victory of Dakini" 6:50
- "The Knell" 4:21
- "At My Funeral" 05:43
- "Gundali" 5:57
- "Ready for the Final War" 9:17
- "Weakness Within" 3:07
- "Taste Defeat" 7:56
[edit] Line Up
- Mirai Kawashima : Keyboards, Bass, Vocals
- Shinichi Ishikawa : Guitars
- Satoshi Fujinami : Drums
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