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PIG Digs Deep, Gets Dancier With A Bevy Of Industrial And Electro Luminaries On Drugged, Dangerous, & Damned

4 November 2021 By jesse Leave a Comment

On the one hand, I typically despise writing about remix records but on the other, I love the Lord Of Lard. That said, I’ve recently come to the realization (Or was it a revelation?) that a remix album done right is akin to a new album unto itself utilizing the ebb and flow a regular record would have in place. As is the case with Drugged, Dangerous, & Damned which takes that embedded Raymond Watts DNA found in all the tracks and tweaks them to somehow dig down deeper in the roots to present listeners with a coherent collection of tracks that’s like classic KMFDM and early Skinny Puppy. In fact, the only flaw found here is the fact that the release should’ve been timed more perfectly to actually coincide with Halloween. We’ll take five days removed, though, and move on.

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Armalyte Industries, Die Krupps, Filter, Jagz Kooner, John Fryer, Night Club, Pig, Raymond Watts, raymond watts pig, Richard Patrick, Rock And Roll Fables, Sara Taylor, Youth Code

The Joy Thieves Assemble An Army Of Greats For Post-Punk Heist Of The Century On American Parasite

21 July 2021 By jesse Leave a Comment

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: The best kinds of albums are the ones you weren’t expecting. Sure, I’m aware that the Industrial juggernaut known as The Joy Thieves is out there making killer tunes but legitimately had no clue that not only was a proper full-length on the way but that it features the legendary vocalist (And frequent collaborator/Joy Thief) Chris Connelly on ALL 15 tracks. And let’s be honest here, who else is more suited to act as the maniacal ringleader over a veritable army of musicians who have collectively backed such diverse vocalists as David Bowie, Henry Rollins, Iggy Pop, Jaz Coleman, Al Jourgensen at one point in time?

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Andy Gerold, Ania Tarnowska, Armalyte Industries, Bradley Bills, Brandt Gassman, Chris Connelly, Chris Haskett, Dan Milligan, Dave Bachta, David Suycott, Destiny Scott, Eric Liljehorn, Geoff Matson, Grant Sutton, Howie Beno, i!, James Scott, Jason Kottwitz, Jaysun McBain, Jeff Harris, Joe Haggerty, John Fryer, John Haggerty, Julian Beeston, Katzen Hobbes, Killing Joke, KMFDM, Lana Guerra, Laura Glyda, Lauren Milligan, Louis Svitek, Marcus Eliopulos, Matt Clark, Matt Mercado, Matt Noveskey, Mike Czarnik, Mike Gould, Mike Reidy, Mimi Wallman, Paul Ferguson, Phil Owen, Pigface, Rock And Roll Fables, Ryan Henderson, Scott-David Allen, Stabbing Westward, Taylor Busby, The Joy Thieves

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