Liturgy, led by Haela Ravenna Hunt-Hendrix, is known for their unique blend of "transcendental black metal," combining elements of metal, art music, and sacred ritual. The band, featuring Mario Miron, Tia Vincent-Clark, and Leo Didkovsky, is recognized for their emotional depth, complex compositions, and dynamic live performances. Originally a solo project founded in Brooklyn in 2005, Liturgy gained global attention with their 2011 album Aesthethica, blending Scandinavian black metal with experimental art rock. Their 2015 release, The Ark Work, stirred controversy with its incorporation of IDM and trap production. The band's fourth album, H.A.Q.Q., released in 2019, was followed by their fifth studio album, Origin of the Alimonies, in 2020, setting the stage for an upcoming video opera directed by Hunt-Hendrix.

Liturgy's music serves as a platform for exploring drama and theology, drawing from Hunt-Hendrix's background in philosophy and classical composition at Columbia University. The band's evolution from a quartet to their current lineup has seen them push boundaries and challenge musical conventions. With a commitment to innovation, Liturgy continues to captivate audiences with their ambitious projects, including a philosophical YouTube lecture series connected to their recent album. As they navigate the realms of black metal, experimental rock, and electronic influences, Liturgy remains a force to be reckoned with in the contemporary music landscape, with Hunt-Hendrix at the helm directing their artistic vision.