California’s Neoclassical Darkwave prodigy Kristin Hayter, aka LINGUA IGNOTA (a latin term meaning „unknown language“) brought her drenched-in-darkness-and-screaming-bloody-gore trademark sound to the Austrian capital city. Touring her current record Caligula (Profound Lore 2019), the setlist focused heavily on the latest output.
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Day of Tears and Mourning
Channelling her primal, grandiose sounds and soundscapes @Rhiz Vienna, Hayter’s approach to the harsher aspects of Industrial and soothing sounds of Neoclassical organ’s samples made the smallish concert hall of the venue feel like a wide-open space of hatred and sorrow. Words hardly do justice to a show as ecstatic and immersive. Sometimes fragile and static, often furious, triumphant and convulsing, full body twitching and in motion, the 33-years old artist proved why she is one of the most interesting and exciting new harsh music acts out there.
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