The most arresting facet of Diamanda Galás’s music is that it treats terror as an affecting, illuminating experience. Her 1982 solo debut, The Litanies of Satan ...

The songs that Diamanda Galás covers on her new album, “All the Way,” could score a swell cocktail party from the nineteen-fifties or sixties: the swooning American dreams of Frank Sinatra; the lush ...

Goth icon, avant-garde diva and autre legend Diamanda Galás played her first of three “Death Will Come and Will Have Your Eyes” shows at the Former St. Thomas The Apostle Church in Harlem on Tuesday ...

Diamanda Galás Breaks the Listener with Broken Gargoyles: Here’s a shocking revelation for you: Diamanda Galás’ new album, Broken Gargoyles, is not a light-hearted, easy-listening romp. We discover in ...

Diamanda Galás has announced a live album that captures performances from 2017. The recordings on Diamanda Galás in Concert were taken from sets at Chicago’s Thalia Hall and the Neptune Theatre in ...

Diamanda Galás has shared “La Llorona,” the latest tease from her forthcoming live release, Diamanda Galás in Concert. The album, which features select recordings taken from performances at Thalia ...

Diamanda Galás, photo by Austin Young, graphic design by Robert Knoke. Negative print (2020) Invoking the facially disfigured soldiers of the first world war, operatically trained experimental singer ...

The gothic vocalist is back in New York to bring her latest concept piece to one of Harlem’s most famous churches. Just don’t expect a sermon from her Diamanda Galás is going to church this week. As ...