Jinjer

Jinjer is a Ukrainian progressive metal band that has rapidly emerged as one of the most compelling acts in the heavy music scene. Formed in 2009, the band consists of dynamic vocalist Tatiana Shmailyuk, guitarist Roman Ibramkhalilov, bassist Eugene Abdukhanov, and drummer Vladislav Ulasevich. Known for their intricate musical compositions, Jinjer skillfully blends elements of progressive metal, metalcore, and groove metal, underpinned by the versatile and powerful vocal performances of Shmailyuk, which oscillate between guttural growling and melodious singing.

Over the years, Jinjer has stamped their authority on the global metal scene with a slew of critically acclaimed releases. Albums like "Wallflowers" and singles such as "Vortex" and "Mediator" from their latest offerings showcase the band's evolution, both lyrically and musically, touching on themes ranging from personal struggles to socio-political commentary. Their remarkable capacity to convey emotion and intensity, both in the studio and during explosive live performances, as captured in "Live in Los Angeles," has earned them a dedicated fanbase worldwide. This ability to connect with audiences, combined with their relentless work ethic and innovative approach to metal, has positioned Jinjer as a prominent force in contemporary heavy music.

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Live in Los Angeles
Album - 16 Tracks - Released May 17, 2024
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