Below The Belt -- Various Artists From Invisible Records

Track Listing
1. Radio Bagpipe [The Protomartyr mix] -- Curse Mackey
2. Kiss King [Saint James mix] -- James Galus
3. Burundi [Overload mix] -- Justin Broadrick
4. More [Fly Away mix] -- Subgenius
5. Nutopia [The Looptopia mix] -- Hanzel und Gretyl
6. More Methylated [Sheep on Drugs mix] -- Lee Fraser
7. Metal Tangerine [Georgia Peach mix] -- Resident Phase Shifter
8. First Taken Third Found [Phylr remix] -- JF Coleman
9. Burundi [The Shore Suite mix] -- Scanner
10. Nutopia [Warzone mix] -- Van Christie
11. More [Moseley Cupboard Smash Up] -- Quiot
12. Warzone [Satellite Transmission mix] -- Tranquility Bass
13. You Know... [Nothing mix] -- Bagman Pigface

Finally, the remix disc from the astounding A New High in Low has been released. High in Low was a much more mature than any previous Pigface release, so it stands to reason that Below the Belt would be too.

The regular host of Invisble Records remixers appear on Below the Belt, once again churning out excellent mixes. Curse Mackey and Lee Fraser update the tracks that they participated on originally on A New High in Low ("Radio Bagpipe" and "Methylated", respectively), while Subgenius, JF Coleman, and Bagman remix where they see fit. Pleasant suprises are donated by Hanzel und Gretyl, Justin Broadrick (of Godflesh, Techno Animal, etc.), and Van Christie. The five remaining mixes were done by artists who I don't know, but none fare below par.

This disc has it's fair share of quality material (remixes by HuG and Phylr spring to mind), but a lack of stucture and continuuity prevents much repeated listening; I almost always get distracted about halfway through. Perhaps remix albums aren't expected to flow the way a true album should, but I know this does occasionally happen (pick up Collide's Distort for proof). Those who enjoyed the latest effort from the revolving possee known as Pigface (of which there are many) should pick this one up.