The album was released to abundant critical praise. The band released their latest album ?Phantom Limb? as of June of 2007. Their second-most recent release, Terrifyer, contains a 30 minute DVD track entitled Natasha. This album was a complete discography up until this point which included the remastered tracks of Explosions in Ward 6, the demo, the tracks from the Isis split, and more. 38 Counts of Battery was released in 2000.
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Relapse signed the band and issued a Pig Destroyer / Isis 7? (PxDx covered the Carcass classics Genital Grinder and Regurgitation Of Giblets) on the label's Singles Series in July 2000. Derived from a non-musical source as extreme as the band's sound, Pig Destroyer's easily-identifiable logo took form when the emblem from the infamous Answer Me! magazine was disassembled and rearranged. Perhaps thankfully, the cover's nowhere near as grotesque to look at as the cover of Prowler in the Yard. Believing that ?Cop Killer? and ?Cop Destroyer? were too obvious in meaning, they eventually settled on ?Pig Destroyer? (?pig? being a slang term for the police). Pig Destroyer aren't out for the middle of the road presentation with this album given the Ralph Steadman/Gerald Scarfe-styled cover art, then again it's hard to see how they would be interested in that approach in the first place. The band, in their earlier more ?politically-charged' days, had originally wanted to name themselves in protest of law and authority.
Blake Harrison joined the band in late 2006 adding noise and samples to the mix. John Evans was replaced by Brian Harvey in 1998. Hayes (former vocalist Enemy Soil) in 1997, guitarist Scott Hull (Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Anal Cunt, Japanese Torture Comedy Hour, and more), and drummer John Evans. The band was formed in 1997 by vocalist J.R.
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