Pig destroyer discography rar8/30/2023 ![]() ![]() In this case the EP is a newly approached version of its title song, a collection of two of their singles that came out in 2019 – one via Decibel flexi disc and another an Adult Swim singles release, much like the title track here – and then three electronic experiments that either resolve into sound or are otherwise meant to slowly crawl under the skin and unnerve you. That being the case, even with a name like Pig Destroyer it’s still fun to see what the band are going to hurl at you through your speakers. Their latest full-length Head Cage did the same thing but with giant mosh riffs and huge grooves instead of artistic exploration into other genres. Pig Destroyer have made a name for themselves catching people off guard with some of their EP work, usually with grander aspirations than just a rocket-fueled grind assault. Eventual digging would prove that memory true, and it didn’t take much more to clarify what this EP was. Honestly, before it was made clear what Pig Destroyer‘s latest EP The Octagonal Stairway was meant to be, there was the briefest of double-takes, as I could’ve sworn there was already an “Octagonal Stairway” single released way back in 2013. (This is DGR’s review of the latest EP by Pig Destroyer, which is out now on Relapse Records.) ![]()
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