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PIG releases Red Room, announces 2024 Tour Dates – News

July 13, 2024

Raymond Watts and his venerated project PIG release “Dum Dum Bullet” from Red Room. In September, PIG will embark on the 30+ date Heroin for the Damned Tour.

PIG – Pigmata – Review

June 9, 2006

Raymond Watts of KMFDM glory creates another industrial rock-laden opus, which spits raw energy from the get-go.

Pig – Genuine American Monster – Review

May 30, 2003

PIG returns after five years, making music that ranges from classical samples, worldly beats, metal guitars, and good old industrial in-your-face music.

Wish You Were Queer – Tribute to Ministry – Review

September 1, 2000

Most of the songs chosen aren’t my faves, and they all sound like Erasure or Depeche Mode on a bad day with some over-dramatic hack on vocals.

PIG – The Swining: Red, Raw, and Sore – Review

April 1, 2000

I like Pig. I’ll qualify this by saying that I love Foetus, but Pig will always do when I’m waiting for J.G. Thirlwell to put something out.

Hot for Remixes – A Tribute to Van Halen – Review

January 1, 2000

Full-on techno versions of Halen’s greatest blood-grain alcohollers. At least the label slaps on a famous second-string hair vocalist to each abortion.

Pig – Wrecked – Review

March 1, 1998

A solid mix of beats and guitars, Watts edges his way into the territory held by Reznor five years ago. Not that that’s a bad thing.

Pig vs KMFDM – Sin, Sex & Salvation – Review

February 1, 1995

This five-cut EP reintroduces Pig (Raymond Watts) as a permanent member of KMFDM.

KMFDM vs. Pig – Sin Sex & Salvation – Review

February 1, 1995

From soundtrack-from-technohell to chunky guitars and disco beats, KMFDM refuses to be pigeon-holed.

The Black Box: The First 13 Years – Review

December 1, 1994

Three CDs, 41 songs, and a 76 page, fully-illustrated booklet. Many of the tracks are outtakes or remixes found only on 12″ or 7″ single collections.