Friday 13 February, 19:30

Antigel Festival – Anna von Hausswolff

Booking Required

Presented by Antigel Festival, Anna von Hausswolff transforms organ and voice into a monumental, cathedral-like soundscape. Her magnetic presence blends gothic fervour and dark rock vertigo, where sacred solemnity meets obscure trance. The performance unfolds as ritual, with thunderous organ textures and a voice that soars from whisper to roar, creating immersive sonic catharses. Sparse electronic and resonant tones sculpt tense atmospheres, guiding listeners through hypnotic passages and intense emotional release.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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