Jinjer
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UkraineUkraine

2009

Jinjer

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Jinjer is a Ukrainian metal band from Donetsk. Jinjer was originally formed in 2009 by Maksym Fatullaiev (vocals), Dmitriy Oksen (rhythm guitar), and Vyacheslav Okhrimenko (drums). However, the band considers 2010 as its official year of formation when Tatiana Shmailyuk replaced Fatullaiev on vocals and Roman Ibramkhalilov was picked up for the lead guitar. Since their inception, the band has released three full-length albums and three EPs. The band has mentioned many of their influences for their music, including Guano Apes, Slayer, Death, Pantera, Anathema, Lamb of God, Gojira, and Twelve Foot Ninja. While explaining their influences, the band have noted other metal acts like Opeth, Karnivool and Textures, in addition to groups across the spectrum of R&B, soul, funk, jazz, reggae, and hip-hop acts such as Cypress Hill and House of Pain.

They released the live album Alive in Melbourne in November 2020.They returned to Kaska Record Studios in Kyiv in March 2021, and their fourth full-length album Wallflowers was released on 27 August 2021.

Style over time

Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

Jinjer members

Current members: Tatiana Shmayluk (lead vocals), Roman Ibramkhalilov (guitar), Vlad Ulasevych (drums (drum set)), Eugene Abdiukhanov (bass guitar)

Former members: Dmitriy Oksen (electric guitar, original, principal), Dmitriy Kim (drums (drum set))

Tatiana Shmayluklead vocals
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Vlad Ulasevychdrums (drum set)
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Dmitriy Oksenelectric guitar, original, principal
Dmitriy Kimdrums (drum set)

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