Biography

From 2015-NOW

How It All Started

Longpig and the Femcans is a horror-themed band that dives deep into the dark and twisted world of piggies—fans who embrace the idea of being trained, serving, and eventually “eaten” as part of the story the music tells. Their name reflects this theme: “longpig” is an old term for human meat, and “femcans” stands for female cannibals. Together, it paints a grim picture of power, submission, and transformation, which forms the backbone of their music.

The band’s songs take place in “The Human Farm,” a fictional, creepy setting where piggies go through stages of training, obedience, and their ultimate fate. The lyrics explore the piggies’ journey—starting with their capture or submission, their psychological transformation as they are trained to accept their role, and finally, their preparation for consumption. Each song acts like a chapter in a dark story, with vivid, unsettling lyrics that sometimes feel like they’re directly addressing the listener, pulling them into the piggies’ world.

The band doesn’t stick to one musical style because their stories demand variety. Songs about intense moments, like the piggies realizing their fate, might have heavy, aggressive metal riffs, while tracks focused on eerie, psychological manipulation lean into haunting ambient sounds or industrial beats. Tracks describing preparation or rituals might include eerie folk influences or experimental sounds that make you feel like you’re part of a sinister ceremony.

Digital platforms and streaming services have revolutionized the way we access and experience music, democratizing the industry and providing a global stage for both established and emerging talents. Social media has become a powerful tool for artists to connect directly with their fanbase, dismantling traditional barriers and fostering a more intimate relationship between creators and consumers. Yet, challenges persist. The pursuit of fair compensation for artists, the battle against piracy, and the quest for diversity and inclusivity are ongoing conversations within the industry. The music industry is not just a business; it’s a cultural force that reflects the zeitgeist, shapes societal trends, and influences the way we perceive the world.

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