What makes Scenes from Hell by Sigh notable?

'Scenes from Hell' is notable for its ambitious use of orchestral arrangements within a black metal framework, receiving critical acclaim for its creativity. The album was praised by publications like Metal Hammer and has influenced subsequent acts in the avant-garde metal genre, helping to expand the boundaries of what black metal can encompass. Released in early 2010, 'Scenes from Hell' is Sigh's sixth studio album, following their 2007 record 'Hangman's Hymn'. At this point, Sigh had firmly established themselves in the underground metal scene, gaining recognition for their eclectic approach that mixes extreme metal with diverse musical influences. This album continued their trend of experimentation, showcasing their evolution as artists.