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About
What to expect
Liturgy is Haela Ravenna Hunt-Hendrix's project, described as melancholic, energetic 'transcendental black metal' at the meeting point of metal, classical music and sacred rituals.
- Founded in 2005 in Brooklyn DIY scene
- Began as Hunt-Hendrix's solo project
- 2009 text 'Transcendental Black Metal' sparked discussion
- Aesthethica (2011) fused black metal with mathrock
- The Ark Work (2015): IDM and trap
- H.A.Q.Q. (autumn 2019) linked to YouTube lectures
- Origin of the Alimonies opera: November 2020
- 93696 (2023) followed by world tour
Line-up
Listen before you go
Music by the act, found on YouTube and Deezer.
Questions
When does Liturgy (solo) start and end?
Liturgy (solo) runs Thursday, 26 November 2026, 19:30.
Where is Liturgy (solo)?
Liturgy (solo) takes place at Botanique, Koningsstr. 236, Sint-Joost-Ten-Node.
Who plays at Liturgy (solo)?
The line-up of Liturgy (solo): Liturgy.
What does Liturgy sound like?
The description calls it melancholic, energetic 'transcendental black metal' at the meeting point of metal, classical music and sacred rituals. It says the band is praised for sincere emotion, compositional complexity, stylistic daring and intense live energy, and also acts as a platform for drama and theology.
Which albums and projects are mentioned?
Aesthethica (2011), fused black metal with mathrock and a counter-intuitive loving, emotional energy
The Ark Work (2015), with IDM and trap production
H.A.Q.Q. (autumn 2019), linked to philosophical lectures on YouTube
Origin of the Alimonies opera (November 2020)
93696 (2023), followed by an extensive world tour
2022: solo exhibition of sculptures
What is the Roadburn connection?
Origin of the Alimonies was recorded with an eight-piece chamber ensemble. In 2021 it was performed at Roadburn as a live soundtrack to a film of the same name by Hunt-Hendrix.
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Getting there
Botanique, Koningsstr. 236, 1210 Sint-Joost-Ten-Node, Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, BE
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