The Sigit
The Sigit formed in Bandung, Indonesia in 2002 with Rektivianto Yoppi on vocals and guitar, Randhika Dwidya Pranoto on bass, and Acil Harahap on drums. Their...
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The Sigit formed in Bandung, Indonesia in 2002 with Rektivianto Yoppi on vocals and guitar, Randhika Dwidya Pranoto on bass, and Acil Harahap on drums. Their first album, 'Visible Idea of Perfection,' came out in 2005 and mixed grunge and alternative rock with Indonesian elements. Some of their songs like 'Alright' and 'Black Amplifier' show that early sound.
They've kept releasing albums that shift their approach. 'God, Elephant, and Man' from 2009 brought in folk and electronic touches, while 2013's 'Detourn' moved toward psychedelic and experimental territory. Their 2021 album 'Summer Camp' returned to a rock foundation. Tracks such as 'Horse' and 'Money Making' reflect that varied catalog.
One song called 'Disturbance' drew particular attention for its content. The artwork for their album 'Hertz' also faced censorship issues. They've remained a three-piece band through these releases, playing energetic shows in Indonesia and building a following there.
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