Biography
Haela Hunt-Hendrix, performing as HHH, emerged as a defining voice in avant-garde metal. With Liturgy, she defined a sound described as transcendental black metal—an ambitious fusion of extreme metal with experimental, classical, and electronic textures. Since 2005, Liturgy’s releases and performances have challenged conventional metal aesthetics and inspired a generation of bands pushing sonic boundaries. HHH’s solo appearances continue that lineage, offering intimate interpretations of her expansive musical language.
Discography Highlights
Key studio albums, listed newest to oldest: 93696 (2023, Thrill Jockey); Origin of the Alimonies (2020, YLYLCYN); H.A.Q.Q. (2019, YLYLCYN); The Ark Work (2015, Thrill Jockey); Aesthethica (2011, Thrill Jockey); Renihilation (2009, 20 Buck Spin). Notable singles include Spectrum (2025), God of Love (2019), and Quetzalcoatl (2015). Each release showcases HHH’s willingness to push structure, rhythm, and timbre toward new sonic horizons.
Upcoming Tour Information
Live appearances span Europe, Australia, and select venues. Highlights include Donaufestival in Krems an der Donau (May 2–4, 2025), solo European dates such as Soft Spot in Nürnberg (May 7, 2025) and a Hamburg solo show (June 25, 2025), plus a Melbourne performance at The Old Bar (August 27, 2025). Secure your seats early—these performances are known for their immersive atmosphere and uncompromising artistry.
For fans and newcomers alike, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access. We list verified dates, venue details, and direct links to the artist’s official channels. If you’re exploring HHH’s work, you’ll also find context on how Liturgy’s pioneering blend of styles has influenced contemporary metal and experimental music.