Pigsx7 live in Manchester (Gary Mather)
Pigsx7 played Manchester on September 30th.
Pigsx7 have shows booked around the world during the next few months as they close out a year which began with the release of their fourth studio album Land Of Sleeper.
“Wisely perhaps however they’ve now at least dispensed with the gargantuan running times of some of their early material, delivering more focused alchemy,” our review reads.
“There’s even a track here – the furious dandruff raising punk of Mr. Medicine – that runs to less than 2-and-a-half minutes, singer/keyboardist Matt Baty showering it with his distinctive growl, a rasp that always sounds like it’s ready to spit fire.”
As you may have guessed, subtlety is at one level for the birds, but although the gamboling opener Ultimate Hammer was, according to guitarist Adam Ian Sykes, the bastard creative son of, ‘being trapped in the house and listening to too much ZZ Top’, the familiar mighty and distinctive groove takes hold gradually but in the end completely.
