@@toweringsequoias1590 she did retire the music she's released thus far. she's going to keep making music, and keep performing music - but she's not going to perform ALL BITCHES DIE, CALIGULA, SINNER GET READY, etc any longer.
I saw her live twice, doing stuff from Sinner Get Ready, mostly. while it was fantastic, I absolutely regret not seeing her before she got big enough to be forced to play on stages.
I can see why she had to cancel some of her shows sometime last year. These screams are gutteral and hope she finds a way or has found a way to preserve her voice. Doing shows like this every night and screaming like this is bound to hurt your voice if you aren't careful. Powerful performance though. Caligula is such an album wow
I was at her last concert in Leipzig before she cancelled the rest of the tour dates. It was very impressive. As soon as the set was over she dropped the mic and ran right through the crowd to get outside and then backstage. She was exhausted from reliving the themes of her music night in and night out. Her music stems from real life situations and she goes through these emotions again and again. It wasn't about her voice. Her voice was clear. It was about her body and mind. As strong as we think we are, we cannot take everything and she admitted to it. Which was very strengthening to witness.
Yeah, I would worry more about the emotional exhaustion than voice shredding. She's clearly still processing heavy shit and that's cool but with success comes a demand that she keep revisiting her trauma for the audience. At some point that's going to outweigh whatever catharsis she gets or drive to keep doing it. And hopefully at some point she can't relate to the material as well. Hell, maybe she's already gone past into unhealthy and permanently damaging, maybe not. That's her business.
i believe she knows how to do it without hurting her voice in terms of technique. i think that the ''problem'' is that her music takes a heavy emotional toll in her. i know that there are a lot of artists who say ''i really put myself into my music'' but this is on a whole other level, she's is basically reliving her pain through her music in order to heal and not a lot of people have the balls to do that
i teared up multiple times when i saw her in seattle in 2019. i saw a woman standing right up front that was just straight up weeping. i've never seen anything like lingua ignota, it was incredible.
The album version of this song is one of the most powerful songs I've ever heard. Live? I can't even imagine the chills I would've felt. I wish I'd been there.
Fucking wow.... I can’t even describe this it’s so unpleasantly pleasant. Using her pain to create something so real and beautiful it leaves me elated and horrified at the same time.
Definitely not proper technique- all of it is coming directly from her putting strain on her vocal cords instead of her false cords. It's extremely dangerous if overdone, as it can cause edema and polyps on the vocal folds. I'm hoping she either learns a proper technique or knows her limits. All of that being said, as harmful as it can be, when you have a song as emotional and raw as this, technique really goes out the window and passion takes over, I'd assume.
Lingua and her lyrics very believable. That reverb from that constant drum sound, piercing af. This whole thing had me feeling like I'd been captured, and I most definitely was 💯💯
This is the first I’m time I’m hearing/seeing anything about this. I dig great vocals and she’s got em. The art part of it isn’t for me but I can see by the comments she’s got lots of love. More power to all of you! Keep music alive
Lyrics, vocals, instrumentation, that '' I don't eat, I don't sleep '' chorus, '' How do I break you before you break me ? '' and ofc with the sinister pianos this is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard
I was pretty bummed I ended up missing this show- but watching this video, there's a person in the crowd that looks like my ex/abuser (it's probably not them, but every time I leave my house I always think "what can I do if they're here too?") and now I think I'm glad I wasn't at this show. I definitely would not have been ok in an unfamiliar city at night listening to these songs possibly in the same room as my ex. Panic attacks in public are terrifying
You should never feel like you can't go anywhere in case of running into him, my advice is learn how to throw a punch with some mean intentions so you have something to look forward to if you run into him
@@delicateghoul makes me sick people like that get to walk free. I hope you can move past all the shit and lead the happiest life possible for you. Not everyone in this world is a piece of shit and you're never alone
@@ifgodwasapig the privilege of being a straight white male in america, am I right? 😤 But thank you for the kind words ♥️ I've had years of separation and therapy to help heal the wounds, but every so often ptsd likes to remind me of the past
@@neriumoleander8188 oh I love her song in der palastra but that's a more beautiful but sad one She is basically like a second mother to me you should go down this rabbit hole
I am so fucking thankful for her art. Beyond thankful. I was asked by a friend who does drag, why on Earth would I want to peform this music at a drag show. Didnt it fucking scare you? I was not scared. I felt, heard. Me. Too. And, fuck the rules. I will do any song i want. Kristin gets me. Fuck sexual assault.
I wondered that too. Never seen her live so idk how she did the Caligula stuff live, I'm guessing the new album's gonna be a lot easier to translate to a live setting though
@@starygrzechotnik8387 To ma przekaz, działa na głębokie emocje oraz ma działającą i uporządkowaną formę. To jest sztuka czy ci się to podoba czy nie. Jest na tym świecie wiele znacznie dziwniejszych dzieł które tych cech nie posiadają więc jeśli już mielibyśmy gdzieś stawiać granicę to na pewno nie tu
I have a lot of regrets in life, and one of them is not seeing Lingua Ignota live before she retired the project.
dont worry! i think she will go on tour again bcs she's recording her new album
she didnt retire ittt???
@@toweringsequoias1590 she did retire the music she's released thus far. she's going to keep making music, and keep performing music - but she's not going to perform ALL BITCHES DIE, CALIGULA, SINNER GET READY, etc any longer.
@@toweringsequoias1590
Last Lingy show was last night in London.
I saw her live twice, doing stuff from Sinner Get Ready, mostly. while it was fantastic, I absolutely regret not seeing her before she got big enough to be forced to play on stages.
I can see why she had to cancel some of her shows sometime last year. These screams are gutteral and hope she finds a way or has found a way to preserve her voice. Doing shows like this every night and screaming like this is bound to hurt your voice if you aren't careful. Powerful performance though. Caligula is such an album wow
I was at her last concert in Leipzig before she cancelled the rest of the tour dates. It was very impressive. As soon as the set was over she dropped the mic and ran right through the crowd to get outside and then backstage. She was exhausted from reliving the themes of her music night in and night out. Her music stems from real life situations and she goes through these emotions again and again. It wasn't about her voice. Her voice was clear. It was about her body and mind.
As strong as we think we are, we cannot take everything and she admitted to it. Which was very strengthening to witness.
She does stuff with her throat and voice on that album that honestly frighten me. It's amazing
Let me turn you on to Diamanda Galas, if you don't already know
ua-cam.com/video/OBeTXiTZbCc/v-deo.html
Yeah, I would worry more about the emotional exhaustion than voice shredding. She's clearly still processing heavy shit and that's cool but with success comes a demand that she keep revisiting her trauma for the audience. At some point that's going to outweigh whatever catharsis she gets or drive to keep doing it. And hopefully at some point she can't relate to the material as well. Hell, maybe she's already gone past into unhealthy and permanently damaging, maybe not. That's her business.
i believe she knows how to do it without hurting her voice in terms of technique. i think that the ''problem'' is that her music takes a heavy emotional toll in her. i know that there are a lot of artists who say ''i really put myself into my music'' but this is on a whole other level, she's is basically reliving her pain through her music in order to heal and not a lot of people have the balls to do that
The solemn and respectful responses from everyone around her is incredible.
Sure, but her performance ain’t bad, either.
Hearing her live broke my heart. Probably the most powerful concert in my life.
so fucking emotional
i teared up multiple times when i saw her in seattle in 2019. i saw a woman standing right up front that was just straight up weeping. i've never seen anything like lingua ignota, it was incredible.
amenra is a great live experience as well
I can see that. Lol
Probanly her heart broke too
The vulnerability and power of her all alone walking through this crowd while she's doing this, man. I can't handle it.
The SILENCE in that room. Chilling performance
It would've been relatively hilarious if a wicked pit broke out.
@@careful__Icarus it would be sad actually
The album version of this song is one of the most powerful songs I've ever heard. Live? I can't even imagine the chills I would've felt. I wish I'd been there.
This must be one of the most brutal and soulcrushing songs period
Fucking wow.... I can’t even describe this it’s so unpleasantly pleasant. Using her pain to create something so real and beautiful it leaves me elated and horrified at the same time.
Catharsis?
She is a badass.
Agreed
I divide my life into two parts: life before listening to Caligula and life after Caligula. Truly an experience beyond listening to music.
I love her so much and this song is POWERFULL
her voice is beautiful. deep and strong.
That crowd is frightened, uneasy and in awe.
kristen is probably the only artist i don't sing along to, it feels like a movie every album she released
can u sing opera thats the question 😂?
god this is fucking amazing. Hoping she’s screaming in a way that isn’t tearing her vocal chords cuz she has such a beautiful voice!
I believe she’s had formal classical training. Surely, she’s using proper techniques…maybe
@@diegomo1413 As a matter of fact, in an interview I she said she just screams, though she knows she probably shouldn't.
Definitely not proper technique- all of it is coming directly from her putting strain on her vocal cords instead of her false cords. It's extremely dangerous if overdone, as it can cause edema and polyps on the vocal folds. I'm hoping she either learns a proper technique or knows her limits.
All of that being said, as harmful as it can be, when you have a song as emotional and raw as this, technique really goes out the window and passion takes over, I'd assume.
@@LordEptar Thankfully, her newer material is 'mostly' a lot more gentle on the vocals.
Lingua and her lyrics very believable. That reverb from that constant drum sound, piercing af. This whole thing had me feeling like I'd been captured, and I most definitely was 💯💯
I can't believe I'll be seeing her live in a few months!
how was it omg..
This is the first I’m time I’m hearing/seeing anything about this. I dig great vocals and she’s got em. The art part of it isn’t for me but I can see by the comments she’s got lots of love. More power to all of you! Keep music alive
This is such a nice comment. Wish more people were like you.
it's been overused both genuinely and ironically but, like, actual Queen
I think she and FKA Twigs should be immortal Queens of countries that fight each other over centuries
Wrathful queen. Which is what the damn world needs
this is heartbreaking and incredible
This live version makes me cry every time I watch/hear it. She is so fucking powerful.
Jesus. The video gave me chills. I couldn't imagine being there. I'd have a physical reaction. Lol
24th best song of the DECADE according to theneedledrop
fuck yeah
I love u Kristin and your cult-sounding music
Absolutely haunting. I love it.
This reminds me of the 1960's "happenings" at Warhol's Factory. Imagine if Nico was influenced by noise and metal.
Her music and performances make me cry. I love her.
Lyrics, vocals, instrumentation, that '' I don't eat, I don't sleep '' chorus, '' How do I break you before you break me ? '' and ofc with the sinister pianos this is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard
Even I'm watching this on UA-cam, I can really feel in the moment. So intense.
I love her I lover her I love Her. I have been waiting for her since I was nine years old.
Bruh how could you stomach Lingua Ignota at the age of 9
@R-H-B a lot of things can happen when you're 9 years old
I was pretty bummed I ended up missing this show- but watching this video, there's a person in the crowd that looks like my ex/abuser (it's probably not them, but every time I leave my house I always think "what can I do if they're here too?") and now I think I'm glad I wasn't at this show. I definitely would not have been ok in an unfamiliar city at night listening to these songs possibly in the same room as my ex. Panic attacks in public are terrifying
Aww :( at least UA-cam was able to suffice I hope
You should never feel like you can't go anywhere in case of running into him, my advice is learn how to throw a punch with some mean intentions so you have something to look forward to if you run into him
@@ifgodwasapig naw that's not an option. They would punch back and they punch hard. I have no intentions of reliving that ✌️
@@delicateghoul makes me sick people like that get to walk free. I hope you can move past all the shit and lead the happiest life possible for you. Not everyone in this world is a piece of shit and you're never alone
@@ifgodwasapig the privilege of being a straight white male in america, am I right? 😤
But thank you for the kind words ♥️ I've had years of separation and therapy to help heal the wounds, but every so often ptsd likes to remind me of the past
Damn. This. Is. Powerful. This. Is. Art.
if i were there i would have cried
Great music at a adequate location, and incredible show!
If a concert was a sauna riual, I thought... :D
Big respect for originality and powerful performance.
Reminds me of Jarboe mixed with Kim Gordon mixed with Bathory
Thank you for this comment. If not for this I doubt I ever would have discovered Kim Gorodn
Gordon*
bobyt hgtyur oh nice you have all the Sonic Youth stuff ahead of you. Enjoy!
I believe that 90% of commenting viewers have no clue about them.
Idk why it made me so hyped I recognized all three of those names
this was great … so was BIG|BRAVE
I must see her live, please holy Baba let it happen!💖💖💖💖💖 The album version of this song is so astonishing, I've never experienced anything like it.
O thou, adopted father of those fatherless
Whom God from Eden thrust in terror and nakedness...
Literally Chills
Every frame in this video is a renaissance painting
Wonderful performance.
So profound, and super deep.
beyond mesmerising
imagine if a phone start ringing...... damn
Hahahaha
I would give my life for Kristin hayter
Be careful, ask Daughters how that went😂
@@philyeary8809 Not all of us are disgusting sexual abusers though, now are we?
Lingua Ignota: powerfull art.
I, too, neither eat nor sleep 🖤
True catharsis
Such a tinny sip of water after all that.. but hey, she made her posturing pretty clear on those matters
This makes me so uncomfortable and I fucking love it.
"Magnifique."
Qué genia. Te sacude bien dentro.
When Diamanda Galas is too mellow and upbeat for your darkling ass.
Def Diamanda vibes. I've described Lingua as Viking meets metal meets Diamanda Galas. She is absolutely amazing.
I haven’t seen nearly enough Diamanda comments on Lingua Ignota’s videos, and I want to object to this one; but I honestly can’t.
Hahaha!
Legend
Strong Nico vibes
WOW
Duuude. This is sick. I fucking love it.
🖤
Ke$ha's career has taken a really weird turn but I'm here for it
Ke$ha after a bad date that was supposed to go well.
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA
OMG YOUR AMAZING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
❤
very NIco esque
she's so threatening the whole time i half expected her to pounce on someone and bite their neck out 😳
Everyone: wow
Me: I hope that extention lead has a surge protector built in 🤔
HOW DO I BREAK YOU BEFORE YOU BREAK ME!!
Holy FUCK.
Une pure Divinité nous est ReNée , égarée , en Sa Perte en ce Monde ...
My goodness
Girlcrush
Out Demons Out
In the album version the voice make me think in "Sopor Aeternus".. as style are similar, Am I right? 🤔
i’m not very familiar with sopor! do you have any recommendations for where to start?
@@neriumoleander8188 oh I love her song in der palastra but that's a more beautiful but sad one
She is basically like a second mother to me you should go down this rabbit hole
I am so fucking thankful for her art. Beyond thankful. I was asked by a friend who does drag, why on Earth would I want to peform this music at a drag show. Didnt it fucking scare you? I was not scared. I felt, heard. Me. Too. And, fuck the rules. I will do any song i want. Kristin gets me. Fuck sexual assault.
Performance
Every domestic abusive man deserves all the hate and despair this world has to offer.
looks like Stalaggh got a contestant
ik i’m a year late but she can’t hold a light (lol) to stalaghh
Most death metal bands compose songs about satan and pagan stuff for us people to enjoy, Lingua Ignota composes songs Satan himself would bask to
I'm not judging or anything...is she singing with pre recorded music?
I wondered that too. Never seen her live so idk how she did the Caligula stuff live, I'm guessing the new album's gonna be a lot easier to translate to a live setting though
Since the performance seems tonbe based on voice and herself id say yes
my wife
*borat voice*
Co za gówno... Masakra
Zamknij morde
@@landminelover926 ale ja nic nie mówię tylko piszę... i naprawdę uważam że to gówno i to totalne
To nie jest sztuka dla każdego. Mnie się mega podoba
@@mist9798 spoko dla mnie to oscyluje między sraniem a szczaniem na scenie i każdy może ten syf nazwać sobie sztuką
@@starygrzechotnik8387 To ma przekaz, działa na głębokie emocje oraz ma działającą i uporządkowaną formę. To jest sztuka czy ci się to podoba czy nie. Jest na tym świecie wiele znacznie dziwniejszych dzieł które tych cech nie posiadają więc jeśli już mielibyśmy gdzieś stawiać granicę to na pewno nie tu
Lamentable
Troll
@@scosstard3542it's like Galas, duder
24th best song of the DECADE according to theneedledrop
fuck yeah