Lingua Ignota, Grave Lines, Bruxa Maria

Chaos Theory and Old Empire proudly present Lingua Ignota.

Kristin Hayter continues to explore themes of violence and vengeance through a survivalist narrative that is equal parts chilling and empowering.

After a heart-stopping set at Electrowerkz in April, not to mention an internationally acclaimed performance at Roadburn Festival, Lingua Ignota will return to London in autumn after the release of her new album Caligula, out now via Profound Lore Records.

The album takes the vision of Kristin Hayter’s vessel to a new level of grandeur, with her purging and vengeful audial concept going beyond anything preceding it, reaching a new unparalleled sonic plane.

Support comes from Grave Lines, who embody all disillusionment and acceptance of misery, and political experimental noisemakers Bruxa Maria.

ACCESSIBILITY INFO:
- The entire venue is wheelchair accessible. The main bar is on the ground floor, where the accessible restroom can be found. There is a disabled access lift from the ground floor bar to the venue upstairs.

- The live music venue is on the first floor. There are three flights of stairs to get up there; one with 13 steps, one with 4 and another with 13 steps. Each has a handrail along both sides.

- There are gender-separated toilets halfway up the staircase, on the platform just before the short 4-step flight of stairs.

- There is a bar upstairs that serves cans, wine and spirits.