Listening to the dissonant, hallucinogenic world of pigbaby feels like sinking deeper into the artist's subconscious.

His introspective bedroom folk draws together the most surreal of reference points - from Sinead O'Connor playing the Virgin Mary in Irish film ‘The Butcher Boy', to the online reality game ‘Second Life', to random YouTube videos of people fighting - to imply a doomscrolling, daydreaming mind. Pieced together on a small keyboard during a period of intense isolation, pigbaby has formed a picture of digital chaos, longing, and loneliness on his debut EP, ‘Palindromes'.

In crafting these off-kilter musical collages, pigbaby called in friends and asked them to add saxophone, piano,  some  Irish  folk-indebted  violin,  and  a Swarsangam, layering these diverse sounds with scraps of internet ephemera and his own field recordings. The finished EP caught the attention of Joe Thornalley, aka Vegyn, who leapt to release them on PLZ Make It Ruins.