Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs 'Death Hilarious'

'Death Hilarious' sees Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs sharpen their chaos into something leaner, louder, and more unrelenting. Their fifth album swaps immersive nuance for direct confrontation—an all-out sonic assault shaped by years on the road and a band at full throttle. Loaded with caustic riffs, sardonic wit, and a surprise guest verse from El-P (Run The Jewels) on “Glib Tongued,” this is a record that brawls, mutates, and laughs in the face of collapse.

From the thrashing opener “Blockage” to synth-drenched curveballs like “Stitches,” the album melds Sabbathian doom, noise rock abrasion, and post-metal heft with an experimental edge. Beneath the punishing volume, Matt Baty’s lyrics wrestle openly with anxiety and alienation, turning inward disquiet into cathartic, often self-mocking anthems. 'Death Hilarious' rejects hollow optimism in favor of brutal honesty—an album that hits like a punch and lingers like a nervous laugh in the void.