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From Burner to Fixation: Daniel P Carter on the new music you need to hear now
3/4/22
“It's beautifully dark and brooding goth-infused post-rock that at times calls to mind Earth at its most expansive, and Chelsea Wolfe at its most fragile…that includes the fantastic vocals of Bridget Bellavia from blktxxth across three of the albums six tracks.”
Autopoietican - Apuntes de Musica Progresiva Contemporanea
3/28/19
“Bridget Bellavia's captivating softness of singing adds a lot to the bewitching charm of the calm atmosphere that fills every corner and nuance of this song prevails... Plain and simple, it is enough for her to expose her crystalline and dramatic lyricism to take over the entire space that surrounds the empathic listener.”
An Evening Redness Drink Deeply From Desert Skies, Spread Psyche Doom On Alluring Debut Record
2/17/22
“‘Mesa Skyline’ has keys swarming as Bellavia’s voice enters the fray, feeling both sultry, soulful, and calming.”
“…as Bellavia returns and calls into the night, balmy temperatures working their way in and making flesh crawl. The vocals stretch as the keys glisten, the singing lures souls from other dimensions, and the playing ends at the heart of a fever dream… “No salvation!” Bellavia wails, the sounds combust, and everything collapses into an angelic wonder.”
PIGGY BLACK CROSS: Always Just Out of R.E.A.C.H.
4/11/20
“It becomes more and more noticeable that the singer, who also sings in another band called Paranoid Fiction in the vein of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, has an effortless ability to vary the use of her voice…erratic beats or plastic hand drum imitations, she chases her message through the distortion with aggressive force, but after a few short, exhausted sighs, she lets an almost ethereal soprano glide over metal-heavy blast beats. The soft soaring vocals, which sometimes make you think of a more folky version of FKA Twigs, let you hear the disguised pop songs”
Carnegie Hill
3/26/19
“Scaffold of Digital Snow possesses a kind of mystique as it begins with solo violin and guitar chords, then transitions to a soaring middle section of stunning string arrangements with singing by Bridget Bellavia, the multi-talented collaborator with Driver on their dark electronic music project Piggy Black Cross.”
EVERYTHINGISNOISE
10/11/18
“…a very sweet guest vocal performance by Bridget Bellavia. She has made other collaborations with Driver in the form of a ‘dark EDM’ project called Piggy Black Cross and in a solo project called Paranoid Fiction. If her performance on “Scaffold of Digital Snow” can be taken on its own, then we can expect many great and interesting things from her in the years to come.”