Legion (Dark Arts)

Sinner Get Ready is one of the most interesting and powerful records released in the 2020s so far, in my humble opinion. Go listen, but brace yourself

This was her final album under this name. "This music has been excruciating to perform, and I know that what is healthiest for me is to stop performing it." Sinner Get Ready mixes classical and baroque style compositions with much harsher noise, uncompromising and terrifying.

When Lingua Ignota (aka Kristin Hayter) released Sinner Get Ready in 2021, it immediately sent shock waves through my soul. Extreme exploration of abuse, trauma, the violence of misogyny; singing anthems for survivors. Citing eternal retribution against those who would hurt us.

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Guardian angels gather there upon your bed you are afraid it doesn’t matter what they said The king behead saw his eyes out as they bled paint the walls red fill your body up with dread There is no end save the presence of the lead serpent flies by for the fall completes the set

"Across 15 tracks and 50 minutes, I WILL BECOME THE NEXT UNDERGROUND SENSATION." Reads the bandcamp description, and honestly I believe him. "The grass turns black and my ambition is dead, you writhe awake hold your gun up to my head..."

"There's something that compels me to write, without it I am nothing." Despite the very long title, The Grass Turns Black And My Ambition Is Dead finds the one and only Daniel Profeta getting to the point quicker than ever before. Powerful stuff

in case it wasn't obvious, one of the owners of this account is the one and only Daniel Profeta

According to Stevens, recording the album helped him come to terms with her death and provide closure. When I remember this album, I am also brought back to showing my sisters "Fourth of July" for the first time on the same date. There's something hypnotic in this record

The songs were inspired by the 2012 death of his mother, Carrie, and the family trips they took to Oregon in Stevens' childhood. Stevens' mother, who suffered from depression, schizophrenia, and substance abuse, abandoned him when he was a year old.

"I was recording songs as a means of grieving, making sense of it. But the writing and recording wasn't the salve I expected. I fell deeper and deeper into doubt and misery. In the past my work had a real reciprocity of resources. But not this time."