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Pig - Sinsation | 90s Album Review
Season 14 · Episode 738

Pig - Sinsation | 90s Album Review

Dig Me Out: 90s & 00s Rock

October 15, 202454m 43s

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Show Notes

An original member of KMFDM, producer, musician and singer Raymond Watts has been ensconced in the electronic and industrial music scenes for going on five decades. His own project PIG started out far more raw and aggressive, but over time Watts evolved the sound and eventually found a home on Trent Reznor's NOTHING label for the 1996 release of Sinsation (released the previous year in Japan only). With nods to Reznor's Nine Inch Nails and fellow industrial metal act Ministry, among others, Sinsation adds some unexpected and well-placed orchestra and horn samples to give the album a cinematic feel that would sound appropriate backing a dystopian science fiction film.

 

Songs In This Episode

Intro - Hamstrung on the Highway

16:01 - The Sick

22:04 - Serial Killer Thriller

30:31 - Transceration

35:48 - Hot Hole

Outro - Paniac

 

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