Scott Hull
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Scott Hull is the current guitarist and producer for Pig Destroyer. He has been part of many other projects including the controversial band Anal Cunt (AC), Agoraphobic Nosebleed (ANb), and Japanese Torture Comedy Hour (JTCH).
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[edit] Pig Destroyer
Member: 1997 - Present (Guitars)
Scott can be seen as the driving force of Pig Destroyer's sound considering the lack of a bass player. He uses a multiple amplifier setup with rigs set on either side of the stage during live shows, spreading out his sound to fill the void left by the missing bassist. You can hear his distinct sound on Pig Destroyer's most prevalent releases: Terrifyer, Prowler in the Yard and 38 Counts of Battery, which includes the Explosions in Ward 6 album remastered and is the complete discography of the band up until 2000. Recordings usually consist of multiple guitar tracks, such as a solo laid over a rhythm track.
[edit] Anal Cunt
Member: 1996 (Guitars)
Scott's guitar work can be heard on Anal Cunt's 1996 release 40 More Reasons to Hate Us. Although not as technical as Scott's work with Pig Destroyer, his heavy sound is still prevalent with AC.
[edit] Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Member: 1994 - Present
Formed in 1994, Scott has been the only permanent member in Agoraphobic Nosebleed. Their first live performance was in 2003 when Pig Destroyer cut their set short to let ANb play two songs and an intro.
[edit] Japanese Torture Comedy Hour
Member: 1996 - Unknown
Formed by Scott Hull and former AC member Tim Morse, with Andrew Kokes doing electronics, Japanese Torture Comedy Hour is, as Scott puts it, a "hybrid of noisecore and power electronics." Audio recordings are hard to come by for JTCH but will be released in 2006 as a bonus with the Agorophobic Nosebleed discography.
[edit] Producer
Scott is also known for his ability of producing not only his own projects' albums, but others' as well. He is not to be confused with another Scott Hull who is older and has been credited with production on albums for bands such as Meat Loaf, Scott Mayer, Amy Grant, and various others over the years.