British crossover outfit Cage Fight have shared another in-studio live performance, this time tackling the title track from their latest album, “Exuvia.” The footage was captured during a session at Monolith Studios in London, UK, and will also be included on the upcoming deluxe edition of the record, due December 2.
The expanded release will feature several bonus tracks, including a reworked version of “Pig” featuring an extensive lineup of female musicians. The original song was written by vocalist Rachel Aspe in response to the sexual harassment she has experienced while fronting the band.
“‘PIG’ is the expression of my disgust of men sending unsolicited intimate pictures, messages, crossing boundaries and harassing women digitally. I’ve had hundreds over the years, and it’s crazy to think that everyday women regularly get these messages. I just wanted to scream my hatred to them, raise awareness of the issue and show solidarity to other women who experience this abuse.”
The new version of “Pig” will feature contributions from:
- Alecia “Mixi” Demner (Stitched Up Heart)
- Emilie Nox (Gravity)
- Heidi Shepherd (Butcher Babies)
- Justine Jones (Employed To Serve)
- Lyric Hollar (Lyric Noel)
- Mayara Puertas (Torture Squad)
- Prika Amaral (Nervosa)
- REEBZ
- Serena Cherry (Noctule, ex-Svalbard)
Other additions to the deluxe edition include a Kabbel remix of “Oxygen,” in-studio performances of “Deathstalker,” “Pig” and “Exuvia,” as well as a reimagining of “Elégie” by Vikram A. Shankar.
Meanwhile, Cage Fight are currently wrapping up a run of shows in France alongside Kabbel and Soul Splitter.
Remaining Cage Fight Tour Dates:
- November 11 – Paris, FRA – Backstage
- November 12 – Nantes, FRA – Ferrailleur
- November 14 – Mulhouse, FRA – Noumatrouff
- November 15 – Lille, FRA – Black Lab
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