Vlimmer is the moniker of Berlin-based musician Alexander Leonard Donat. His work sits at the crossroads of post-punk, electronic, and ambient music, concocting a haunting soundscape that resonates with experimental textures and dark-wave influences. Over the years, Vlimmer has established himself as a prolific artist within the indie music scene, known for his dense, atmospheric, and emotionally charged compositions.

Since coming onto the scene, Vlimmer has continued to expand his discography with remarkable productivity. A testament to his creative restlessness and versatility, recent releases like "Mehrschöpfung," "Höhenluft," and "Luftmangel" showcase Donat's commitment to sonic exploration and thematic depth. His music often navigates through the nuances of human experience, with albums like "Zerschöpfung" and "Austrocknung" reflecting the more introspective and desolate aspects of existence. Titles such as "Makks," "Idealfatal," and "Fatalideal," suggest a play on words and concepts, hinting at the duality and dichotomy present in his work, while "Platzwort" and "Menschenleere" continue to build on the eerie, poignant atmosphere that has become a signature of Vlimmer's evocative musical journey.