What makes A New High in Low by Pigface notable?

This album is notable for its bold experimentation and dark sonic textures that influenced the industrial genre in the late '90s. It also features standout performances that resonated within alternative scenes, solidifying Pigface's reputation as innovators who pushed boundaries in music composition and collaboration. By 1997, Pigface had established themselves as a pioneering force in the industrial scene, building on their previous release, 'Fook', which had garnered significant underground acclaim. 'A New High in Low' was a follow-up that showcased their experimental approach, featuring collaborations with various artists, indicative of a collective ethos that defined their work during this era.

Who is A New High in Low for?

A New High in Low works well if you're into chaotic soundscapes for deep dives, back-loaded tension and release and immersive long-form listening experience.

How many songs are on A New High in Low?

A New High in Low has 15 tracks, running approximately 125 minutes.

A New High in Low

Pigface · 1997

125 min · 15 tracks · industrial metal · industrial rock

A chaotic fusion of industrial metal and rock, layered with provocative soundscapes and haunting vocals.

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Why this album works

This album is notable for its bold experimentation and dark sonic textures that influenced the industrial genre in the late '90s. It also features standout performances that resonated within alternative scenes, solidifying Pigface's reputation as innovators who pushed boundaries in music composition and collaboration.

Best for: chaotic soundscapes for deep dives back-loaded tension and release immersive long-form listening experience
Context: By 1997, Pigface had established themselves as a pioneering force in the industrial scene, building on their previous release, 'Fook', which had garnered significant underground acclaim. 'A New High in Low' was a follow-up that showcased their experimental approach, featuring collaborations with various artists, indicative of a collective ethos that defined their work during this era.
Stylistic neighbors: Nine Inch Nails· Marilyn Manson· Rob Zombie

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

1 Radio Bagpipe 3:44
2 Kiss King (High High High) Standout 5:34
3 Burundi Standout 4:34
4 Bring Unto Me 4:41
5 More Standout 5:14
6 Nutopia 4:27
7 Methylated: I. Breathalised - II. Crystalised - III. Synthesised - IV. Immortalised 4:26
8 Aboriginal 3:09
9 Metal Tangerine 4:11
10 First Taken Third Found 3:43
11 Warzone 3:36
12 You Know/You Know/You Know 4:31

Disc 2

1 The Howler: An English Breakfast (Chapter 1, Part 1) 30:03
2 Train 24:18
3 The Howler: An English Breakfast (Chapter 1, Part 2) 19:23

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