Home / Music / Hayter's Caligula runs on voice, piano, organ, and electronicsMusic linernotes album music lingua-ignotaHayter's Caligula runs on voice, piano, organ, and electronicsHayter performs on Caligula with voice, piano, organ, and electronics — every one of them rooted in her classical training. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCaligula is industrial noise meets classical composition and sacred choral musicCaligula processes intimate partner violence through classical compositionLingua Ignota is Kristin HayterMerzbow's Colour is harsh noise at its most immersiveTzadik Records released Merzbow's ColourExploreAmon Düül II's Yeti cover uses the Grim Reaper made from a band photoA bass trill haunts the first movement of Schubert's D. 960The Furious Five Is Live was one of hip-hop's first live albumsThe Hammerklavier's slow movement is one of music's greatestSchubert's D. 784 sonata swings between tenderness and violencePrevious Hospice started as a free download before Frenchkiss Records gave it a proper releaseNext Have a Nice Life spans experimental hip-hop, shoegaze, post-punk, and drone