Peace Love and Pitbulls

Peace Love and Pitbulls were a Swedish group whose self-titled debut (1992) is described as a furious, claustrophobic industrial rock/metal record influenced by acts like Ministry and The Young Gods. Lyrically the album addresses media society, hypocrisy and generational apathy; the review recommends tracks such as "Be My TV," "Futurehead," and "I'm The Radio (King-Kong)".

A DeBaser review praises Peace Love and Pitbulls' 1992 self-titled debut as a furious, claustrophobic industrial rock/metal record. The band is described as Swedish, active in the early 1990s, influenced by Ministry and The Young Gods, and lyrically critical of media and hypocrisy. Recommended tracks: "Be My TV," "Futurehead," "I'm The Radio (King-Kong)."

For:Fans of industrial rock/metal, early-90s alternative/industrial music listeners.