What makes Red Raw & Sore by Pig notable?

'Red Raw & Sore' stands out for its remix collaborations with notable artists like KMFDM, reflecting the interconnectedness of the industrial scene in the early '90s. The album's exploration of provocative themes also contributed to its critical reception, gaining attention in alternative music circles and establishing Pig as a significant player in the genre. By the time 'Red Raw & Sore' was released in March 1994, Pig, led by frontman Raymond Watts, was transitioning from underground notoriety to broader recognition. This album followed their 1993 debut 'A Poke in the Eye...' and showcased a more polished sound while retaining their intense industrial roots.