“Caligula is an even more incredible journey to hell than its predecessor.”
“On her torrential second album, Kristin Hayter creates a murderous amalgam of opera, metal, and noise that uses her classical training like a Trojan Horse, burning misogyny to ash from its Judeo-Christian roots.”
“Lingua Ignota, AKA Rhode Island musician Kristin Hayter, released one of 2018’s most startling and unfairly overlooked records in All Bitches Die. Written in the wake of domestic abuse, it built through images of horrific violence towards Holy Is the Name, an eerily beautiful ballad imagining her lying alongside her dead abuser, praising a scythe and axe. As a closing image it was emphatic, but he”
