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Pig Destroyer is an extreme metal band from Virginia, United States. Combining elements of grindcore, thrash metal, death metal, and doom metal, Pig Destroyer have pushed the boundaries of their chosen genres and gained a loyal following in the process. Their unique sound is characterized by, amongst other things, an absence of bass guitar.

The band formed in 1997 with vocalist J.R. Hayes of Enemy Soil, guitarist Scott Hull of Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Anal Cunt, and Japanese Torture Comedy Hour, and drummer John Evans. John Evans was later replaced by Brian Harvey.

The band chose their name motivated by a strong socio-political consciousness. Believing that naming themselves "Cop Killer" or "Cop Destroyer" would be tactless, they eventually settled on "Pig Destroyer" ("pig" being a pejorative American slang term for the police). Derived from a non-musical source as extreme as the band's sound, Pig Destroyer's easily identifiable logo was created using the emblem from the infamous ANSWER Me! magazine as a template. The band has become less political in recent times, causing some fans to believe that the name no longer holds the meaning it once did.

In the summer of 2006, the band recruited a fourth member, Blake Harrison (previously seen in the bands Triac, Daybreak and Hatebeak), who will be using electronic instruments to add noise and samples to the live show, as well as on the upcoming records.

ticino1 hat geschrieben:Grundsätzlich bin ich der Meinung, dass nur Bands die Hardcore Einflüsse in ihre Musik einbauen, Wut wirklich zur Geltung bringen können.

Thermonuclear Warrior hat geschrieben:

ticino1 hat geschrieben:Grundsätzlich bin ich der Meinung, dass nur Bands die Hardcore Einflüsse in ihre Musik einbauen, Wut wirklich zur Geltung bringen können.

Einspruch! Oldschool-Thrash ala Slayer oder Exodus hat meiner Meinung nach hervorragende Wut und Aggression in sich.