Ukrainian metallers Jinjer have taken part in a special set of performances and accompanying interviews, lifting the lid on their creative process and giving fans some raw and intimate playthroughs of three of their most celebrated recent tracks. Performing their songs Vortex, Wallflower and Dead Hands Feel No Pain, all taken from the band's most recent, critically acclaimed album, 2021's Wallflowers, the progressive metalcore crew open up to Audiotree about the history of some of their compositions, the ways in which they go about crafting their music in general and the unusual fact that no original members of the band are actually in the fold at this point.
"Artists either express themselves or reflect the world through themselves," says bassist Eugene Abdukhanov. "This is what art is and this is what we do."
