26: Lingua Ignota - Caligula
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07/06/21 • 50 min
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Content warnings: domestic abuse, intimate partner violence, lyrics relating to violence and suicide
This week, Kate tells Louis about her favourite album of 2019, Caligula by Lingua Ignota. As well as discussing the weight and impact of the album, Kate also goes deep on Christian and classical motifs and influences and Kristen Hayter's fascinating artistic process.
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Sources
- The Creative Independent - Musician Lingua Ignota On Dismantling Systems and Processing Trauma Through Her Art
- Claire Donato - Lingua Ignota's Liturgical Noise is a Celebration of Obliteration - Vice
- Briony Edwards - Lingua Ignota's Track by Track Guide to New Album Caligula - Louder
- Maya Kalev - 'This has been fantastic revenge': Metal Musician Lingua Ignota on Surviving Abuse - The Guardian
- Aimee Armstrong - Fire, Prayer & Curses: Lingua Ignota Interviewed - The Quietus
Content warnings: domestic abuse, intimate partner violence, lyrics relating to violence and suicide
This week, Kate tells Louis about her favourite album of 2019, Caligula by Lingua Ignota. As well as discussing the weight and impact of the album, Kate also goes deep on Christian and classical motifs and influences and Kristen Hayter's fascinating artistic process.
Support if you are experiencing abuse
If you live in the UK, click here to find your local support organisation.
Helplines
- Refuge’s National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247 (England)
- Domestic and Sexual Abuse Helpline 0808 802 1414 (Northern Ireland)
- Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage Helpline 0800 027 1234 (Scotland)
- Live Fear Free 0808 80 10 800 (Wales)
- Men’s Advice Line run by Respect is a confidential helpline specifically for male victims 0808 801 0327 (UK-Wide)
- Safe Ireland National Helpline 1800 341 900 (Republic of Ireland)
linktr.ee/LouisTsangarides
INSTAGRAM: @l.a.tsang
TWITTER: @l_a_tsang
Sources
- The Creative Independent - Musician Lingua Ignota On Dismantling Systems and Processing Trauma Through Her Art
- Claire Donato - Lingua Ignota's Liturgical Noise is a Celebration of Obliteration - Vice
- Briony Edwards - Lingua Ignota's Track by Track Guide to New Album Caligula - Louder
- Maya Kalev - 'This has been fantastic revenge': Metal Musician Lingua Ignota on Surviving Abuse - The Guardian
- Aimee Armstrong - Fire, Prayer & Curses: Lingua Ignota Interviewed - The Quietus
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