#PIG DESTROYER PROWLER IN THE YARD RAR FULL#

The seven minute finale вЂњHouse of SerpentsвЂќ at times feels like Leviathan-era Mastodon. The band also take opportunities to elaborate on their sludge influences. The following track вЂњCircle TrainвЂќ is one highlight on the record which leans a bit into their hardcore influences, accented with some use of gang vocals, which appear sparingly across the record. ItвЂ™s truly exhilarating grind, and provides some contrast and context for вЂњArmy of CopsвЂќ to follow, where headbanging grooves and some room to breathe create a more dynamic flow.

#PIG DESTROYER PROWLER IN THE YARD RAR FULL#

After Blake Harrison and Dylan Walker ( Full of Hell) join forces for a terrifying opener вЂњThe Tunnel Under The Tracks,вЂќ the band rips into the one-minute banger вЂњDark TrainвЂќ with fierce guitar and frantic blasts in traditional Pig Destroyer fashion. The Scott Hull riff machine continues to revel in вЂњbigвЂќ moments of inspired deathgrind riffing, punctuated by the aging yet rabid JR HayesвЂ™ remarkable vocal and lyrical presence, brief forays into noise and horror samples, and a newly thickened rhythm section. Regardless, anyone who paid attention to the trajectory of Pig Destroyer over the years shouldnвЂ™t be surprised by Head Cage. Some even dared to call the track вЂњmetalcore.вЂќ The track would adequately foreshadow some of what was to come of Head Cage,В and fans grasping at hope of a grindy Prowler In The Yard throwback after Book Burner are going to be left disappointed. The recordвЂ™s lead single вЂњArmy of CopsвЂќ was divisive in itself as it slowed the tempo and had few blastbeats to speak of.

In hindsight, the EP of hardcore punk covers was especially telling and foreshadowed Head CageвЂs occasional flirtations with hardcore. This time around, in the six years since Book Burner (which was itself five years removed from Phantom Limb), the stakes grew higher for the band in maintaining their spot on grindcoreвЂ™s pedestal or the first time ever, the band have invited a bassist into the fold in John Jarvis, further expanding their lineup after additions of drummer Adam Jarvis replaced Brian Harvey prior to Book Burner and sampler/electronics guy Blake Harrison on Phantom Limb.В Such a change in dynamic, both sonically and interpersonally, is bound to have an effect on the output, and when taking into account six years of artistic development and fan anticipation, the groupвЂ™s latest effort Head Cage was bound to be heavily scrutinized.ДЄt the arrival of the final product, indeed, Head Cage presents a logical next step from the more grooving and riff-oriented Pig Destroyer sound that has been developed through the years since Phantom Limb and further explored on Book Burner. New albums fromВ Virginian grindcore legends Pig Destroyer are increasingly few and far between, so each new release is a genuine momentous occasion.

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