Sigha ‎– Living With Ghosts

On my (uncensored) CD version the track durations are different than above. For example 'Aokigahara' is 10:12, not 10:55 and it sounds clearly different at the beginning. So what's the matter here guys, can you tell?

As an artist, I rate Sigha above his cohort Shifted - his music tends to have more depth and space. The digital version of this album contains some cracking DJ material ("Scene Couple", "Puritan" & "Faith and Labour" are the standouts) and some other "stuff" which just fills the space.

What's particularly disappointing with the vinyl version is that the best DJ tracks aren't on it. Instead, the space filler takes it's place and you're left feeling short-changed. What a shame.

I too enjoy the minimal, repetitive, "loopy" brand of techno Sigha produces. On tracks like "Puritan", "Translate", and "Scene Couple" it can be really hypnotic, entrancing, and powerful. But it does get stale when he gets a little too trigger-happy on the loop button. I think he can do better, the style is excellent, it just needs more depth.

I must say, that I' m bit of disappointed with this album... I mean, it' s not so bad, but in compare of his latest releases, Living With Ghosts has something dejected and trivial, I do not feel anything special while listening. I really like repetetive and minimalistic style of Sigha, but this time it just doesn' t work, it doesn' t convince me at all. That' s a shame.

Quality techno album from one of the hottest UK producers around. Also, the image shown here is from the early edition release. Later versions were censored.