Lungfish - Sound In Time

Sound In Time, Lungfish’s fourth full-length album, was released in 1996 and stands as one of the band’s most focused and enduring works. Building on the sparse, trance-like foundation of their earlier releases, the album emphasizes steady grooves, layered guitar figures, and a rhythmic pulse that draws heavily from dub, post-punk, and experimental rock traditions.

Daniel Higgs’ distinctive vocals and spiritually charged lyrics sit at the center of the record, delivered with a calm intensity that rewards close, repeated listening. Rather than relying on conventional song structures, Sound In Time unfolds gradually, creating an atmosphere that feels both introspective and expansive.

Regarded as a cornerstone of Lungfish’s catalog, Sound In Time captures the band at a creative peak, offering a meditative and deeply resonant album that continues to influence underground and experimental rock decades after its release.