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Sigillum S Italy
SIGILLUM S, have been covering unknown territories among extreme electronics, fringe acoustics and occultist noise since
1985.
The result has been an endless series of mutations, where, from the droning ritualism and ethnic explorations of the late ‘80s through the surreal science fiction soundtracks of the ‘90s, they have arrived at the super deep complexity of the new millennium.
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