SIGH - A VICTORY OF DAKINI LIVE (taken From Live: Eastern Forces Of Evil 2022)

SIGH - ‘A VICTORY OF DAKINI’ TAKEN FROM ‘LIVE: EASTERN FORCES OF EVIL 2022’ OUT ON PEACEVILLE JUNE 16 (June 23 for North America) Pre-order here - The song was originally released on Sigh’s visionary album ‘Scorn Defeat’ and the clip here is a new performance captured recently in Japan The track details the story of a Japanese goddess ‘Dakini’ that rides on a white fox, according to Buddhist religion. Kujaku-Ou is a Japanese manga published around 1988 – 1991 and in it featured a lot of oriental occultism and were often the inspiration behind Sigh’s early material. Originally Dakiki is a goddess from India that would eat human flesh, however in Japan she is considered to be the goddess of sexual lust. Mirai Kawashima: ’A Victory of Dakini“ is the opening track of our debut album “Scorn Defeat“. I believe the first track of the first album is something special for most bands, and this is true to our case, too. Of course the song is way more primitive and simpler than what we are doing today, but obviously it’s got a magic feeling, which we will never ever recapture. “Dakini“ is a goddess riding on a white fox in Buddhism. I wrote this song inspired by a Japanese manga, “Kujaku-ou“. Sigh online: