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“The infiltration of the finer mechanisms of religion and spirituality into a musician’s artistic output is not uncommon, with Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, George Harrison and even Kanye West just some of the names well-versed in creating spiritual concept pieces that take a deep dive into the divine. With SINNER GET READY, Lingua Ignota plots a similar trail and makes use of her third full-lengther ”
“The hard truth is, no matter how many albums we review each year, there are always countless releases that end up overlooked. That’s why, this month, we’re bringing back our No Album Left Behind series, in which the Paste Music team has the chance to circle back to their favorite underrated records of 2021 and sing their praises. We tend to view most forms of art with diminishing returns. A life-”
“Kristin Hayter’s latest is an intense and frightening religious inquiry, incorporating traditional Appalachian instruments and samples from televangelist sermons.”
“‘Glorious Father, intercede for me. / If I cannot hide from you, neither can he,” Lingua Ignota’s Kristin Hayter sings, with a voice she once used as a church cantor; she has since rebuked her Catholic religion, but renounced a period of atheism too. She soon shrieks a desperate, heretical demand: “I don’t give a fuck! Just kill him! You have to! I’m not asking!” Her staggering 2019 release Calig”
