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The psych metal five piece, aka Pigs x 7, also vowed to ramp up the amps to ‘trouser flapping’ volume to the Lemon Tree in their first Aberdeen gig.
Ahead of the Granite City show singer Matt Baty claimed the aim is for Pigs x 7 and the audience to become lost in music.
Mission accomplished.
As the feedback buzzed through the venue after the final riff of the night fans would have needed a compass to find their way back to normality after a euphoric show.
This was a celebration of noise, riff and the power of music.
Find What Feels Good… Pigs x 7
Newcastle’s Pigs x 7 produce a sonic maelstrom that sounds like Black Sabbath, Electric Wizard, Sunn O))) and Sleep mixed together in a blender.
If the blender is connected to a wall of amps all ramped up to maximum.
From the offset Pigs x 7 played with intense volume and relentless, kinetic riffs.
A charismatic and passionate front-man vocalist Baty was decked out in shorts and a T-shirt that proclaimed Find What Feels Good.
Pigs x 7 in full flow feel not just good -they feel great...
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