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From that album to her 2019 breakthrough Caligula, Hayter had mixed attributes of doom and black metal, kitchen-sink instrumentation of early no-wave and Berlin art-rock, a flair for classical composition, all with her astounding vocals that could at one moment send ripples through your skin with her intense shrieks and leave you breathless with her emotive, operatic pipes the next. But for Lingua Ignota’s game-changing third album Sinner Get Ready, context is key.Įver since the release of her first album All Bitches Die, the project has been a cathartic artistic vessel in order for singer and songwriter Kristin Hayter to exorcise demons surrounding her thoughts on religion and her own experiences of sexual assualt and domestic abuse.
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A life-changing film or album will only hold up for you through a sense of nostalgia for the first time it really rearranged your brain. We tend to view most forms of art with diminishing returns. 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. The hard truth is, no matter how many albums we review each year, there are always countless releases that end up overlooked.