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- Record Label: Missing Piece Records
- Release Date: Apr 4, 2025
- Summary: The latest full-length release from British rock band Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs features a guest appearance by Run The Jewels' El-P.
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- Record Label: Missing Piece Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Apr 2, 2025Bringing together the Def Jux man’s icy pen and instantly recognisable flow with a riff that bassist John-Michael Hedley had been playing with for a couple of years has resulted in arguably the most overtly political statement of Pigs’ career. It’s a hulking beast of chugged rhythms and swirling guitars.
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Jun 5, 2025Enjoy Death Hilarious with headphones equally at your pleasure and peril.
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Apr 2, 2025There are certainly moments here where what Pigs… provide is primarily big, dumb fun. But Death Hilarious also finds them thoroughly exploring their sonic and emotional range, the result an album which digs its hooks in deeper than ever.
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Apr 4, 2025An album that laughs at you while pushing you down the stairs, that swaggers right up to the edge of oblivion and does a stupid little dance, that understands the absurdity of it all, but refuses to let that be an excuse for apathy. Who knows why they keep being booked on indie-adjacent bills when they’re one of the most interesting metal bands in the world. This is lovely stuff.
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Record CollectorApr 17, 2025Death Hilarious rattles through dizzying space-thrash, slow-riffin' stoner rock and Motorhead gone cosmic glam, with extended passages that defy the tag of "post-metal" because they're far too FUN. [May 2025, p.105]
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Apr 7, 2025Death Hilarious is a lot of things, not least a thrashing good time, and it’s an especially sober expression of the reluctant experience of waking into adulthood.
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Classic Rock MagazineApr 25, 2025Its shorter, pacier tracks up the dynamism, making for a pummelling - if somewhat relentless - experience as deep-strata hardcore tracks like Detroit and Blackage shift gears into more ponderous interludes. [Jun 2025, p.72]