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This album raised a generation: Animals by Pink Floyd

On this day, Animals — the uncompromising 1977 album by Pink Floyd — marks its anniversary, standing as one of the most politically charged and intellectually demanding records in rock history. Nearly five decades later, its snarling critique of power, greed, and social division still resonates with unsettling clarity. A Dark Mirror of Society Released […]

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“Animals” Turns 49: Pink Floyd’s Most Political Work, in Its Best Form

Pink Floyd was in the middle of a professional crossroads with "Animals", a harsh reprimand of greed and the power structure driven by the rapidly awakening muse of Roger Waters. David Gilmour only came to have a co-authorship credit, while Richard Wright almost completely moved to the background. Waters also took on a more dominant role in the microphone, as he plunged into a wild theme taken directly from George Orwell's "Animal Farm". Behind …

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