Anna von Hausswolff at Thalia Hall

Anna von Hausswolff, the Swedish musician and composer known for her transcendental blend of pipe organ, doom-laden rock, and intimate pieces, brings her evolving sound to Thalia Hall. Her latest album, ICONOCLASTS, marks a new chapter with a warmer, more vibrant palette, featuring appearances from Ethel Cain and Iggy Pop. The evening promises a journey through mammoth intensity and crystalline iridescence, as von Hausswolff's voice and ensemble create an ethereal, sacred space.

Attendees can expect a performance that melds tradition with experimentation, drawing from her acclaimed discography including Ceremony and the new ICONOCLASTS. The Thalia Hall setting, with its historic character, provides an intimate backdrop for von Hausswolff's maximalist compositions. Her use of the pipe organ and collaborations with saxophonist Otis Sandsjö add layers of swirling trills and resonant drones. Von Hausswolff's work addresses themes of love, freedom, and autonomy, transforming uncertain feelings into kindling for sonic bonfires.