Pig announces impressive 12-track remix album ‘The Merciful Night’
Pig announces remix album 'The Merciful Night'
Industrial rock act Pig will release the remix companion album “The Merciful Night” via Armalyte Industries on November 14, 2025. Contributions come from Pop Will Eat Itself, Republica, Chris Vrenna, Assemblage 23, Grendel, Amphibious Assault (Fallon Bowman), Stabbing Westward’s Stabwalt, as well as Eva X, AVGMNT, Katscan, Euphonic, and Raymond Watts himself.
Tracklist:
- No Yes More Less (Euphonic Remix)
- Veni Vidi Vici (Tweaker Remix)
- Feed The Wound (Assemblage 23 Remix)
- Speak Of Sin (StabWalt Remix)
- Limbo (PIG Remix)
- Glitz Krieg (Republica Remix)
- Sugar My Pill (Martin Katscan Remix)
- The Dark Room (Amphibious Assault Remix)
- The Merciless Light (Pop Will Eat Itself Remix)
- Tarantula (Eva X Remix)
- Obliteration Liberation (AVGMNT Remix)
- The Judas Chair (Grendel Remix)
Small but important detail, Armalyte also announces that it is moving most manufacturing to the US to mitigate potential tariff impacts and improve delivery times. “The Merciful Night” follows the 2022 studio album “The Merciless Light”.
“The Merciful Night” will be out as a 4-panel digipack with UV spot gloss. Pre-orders are handled via the Pig Bandcamp page.
About Pig
The band is the industrial rock project of Raymond Watts (London, UK), active since the late 1980s. Early material appeared via labels including Wax Trax! and Nothing Records, followed by releases on Metropolis Records and Armalyte Industries.
After returning with “The Gospel” (2016), Pig issued “Risen” (2018), “Pain Is God” (2020) and “The Merciless Light” (2022); Watts then released “Red Room” (2024) across Metropolis (CD/digital) and Armalyte (vinyl). The 2025 set “The Merciful Night” serves as a remix counterpart to “The Merciless Light.” Current live/collaborator rosters have included En Esch, Steve White, and others.
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