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PIG Continues Comeback Ascent On Illuminating Risen

25 May 2018 By jesse 1 Comment

If you’ve been with <PIG> since the beginning then the natural progression of this awesome Electro/Industrial/Glam project has been the absolute best rollercoaster to ride on, especially with the recent second coming phase. However, if The Gospel and subsequent current outings haven’t been your cuppa then my best advice is that you’d best scurry back to the fold and beg for forgiveness because all you non-believers are about ready to bear witness to a more even keeled, well-rounded, and fine tuned incarnation of <PIG>. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Ben Christo, Cubanate, Marc Heal, Metropolis Records, Oumi Kapila, Phil Barry, Pig, Raymond Watts, Rock And Roll Fables, The Sisters of Mercy, Tim Skold, Vincent Velazco, Z Marr

Skold Delivers The Industrial Goods With Latest Album The Undoing

25 April 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Two of my fondest concert going experiences are seeing KMFDM touring behind Symbols in 1997 and Marilyn Manson supporting The Golden Age Of Grotesque in 2003. While both shows were memorable for several different reasons, the one common factor for both was a certain bass player named Tim Skold. Collaborator, co-conspirator, and partner to some of the greats in the past, Skold is finally back to prove how potent he is once again as a solo artist. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: KMFDM, Marilyn Manson, Metropolis Records, Motionless In White, Rock And Roll Fables, Skold, The Undoing, Tim Skold

Aesthetic Perfection Goes Acoustic For Imperfect, Brings Along Some Familiar Friends

7 May 2015 By jesse 1 Comment

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At my core, I’m an industrial kid. Growing up during the ascension of NIN and Ministry, I gobbled up everything I could about the genre once discovering it….everyone from Skinny Puppy, KMFDM, and PIG to the amazing guitar driven Slipdisc forgotten heroes of the late ’90’s (Rorschach Project, 16 Volt, Nihil, The Clay People). That said, I’m still always happy to discover something new, or more appropriately here, something I might have missed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Aesthetic Perfection, aesthetic perfection imperfect, Daniel Graves, Hobo Jazz, Imperfect, Lauren Krothe, Marquis Howell III, Metropolis Records, Rock And Roll Fables, Skold, Tim Skold, Tim Van Horn

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