All Bitches Die

Lingua Ignota's 'All Bitches Die' is an uncompromising synthesis of Kristin Hayter's classical training and the brutalist textures of industrial, power electronics, and black metal. The album is structured as a cycle of 'murder ballads,' using soaring operatic vocals, stark piano, and abrasive noise to explore themes of domestic violence, misogyny, and divine vengeance with harrowing intimacy. Initially self-released, the recording's raw production and Hayter's ecstatic, dynamic vocal performance garnered significant word-of-mouth acclaim, leading to a label reissue that solidified her confrontational and genre-defying artistic approach.