Animals (album)

"Animals" is a 1977 album by the British rock band Pink Floyd. Inspired by George Orwell's "Animal Farm," it uses animal metaphors to critique social and economic issues, particularly capitalism and class disparity. The album features a darker, more aggressive sound, contrasting with their earlier work. Key tracks include "Dogs," "Pigs," and "Sheep," each representing different societal roles. Musically, it showcases intricate guitar work and synthesizers, contributing to its atmospheric depth. "Animals" is celebrated for its conceptual continuity, combining powerful lyrics with progressive rock elements, reflecting the band's evolving artistic vision.