JINJER - Kafka (Official Video) | Napalm Records

[@FieserGarfield]

I would never ever expected a metal song inspired by Kafka, but when I think about it, his books are metal AF, thank you

[@alldertand]

In line with the topic, if anyone is interested: there is actually a German band called Samsas Traum. The band name itself is inspired by Kafka's work 'The Metamorphosis,' and you can also see beetles in their merchandise. The albums vary widely in terms of genre but can certainly be classified within various metal genres.

[@johnbriggs3916]

​@alldertand A beetle (specifically a dung beetle) is a good guess, but it is only a guess -- Kafka doesn't specify. The usual interpretation is cockroach.

[@jasoncharlesbourne2632]

​@@johnbriggs3916for real ??? i think i wanna found that lost book and read it again. For a second, i was thinking in a rat. But that was a few years ago 😂

[@madzarmax]

one new jinjer song every month is so awesome.... for life, please

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Life jinjer

[@baneleaf7025]

Jinjer is so much more than a metal band, they are amazing artist that bless our ears and eyes along with our minds.

[@gregfedele8649]

Mainstream listeners will never understand the raw freaking talent this band has. Jinjer is the lottery jackpot of talent.

[@KnightsWithoutATable]

Yes, they really are. Those lyrics are insanely deep in meaning and pain.

[@stephan7233]

❤❤❤

[@inertial_salmon]

I like this song more than a few of their recent but I still wish there was more play with building and releasing intensity and changing of lyrical rhythmic patterns... Tbh imo it's hard to match Pisces, Vortex, Judgement and Punishment, Teacher Teacher, and Perennial... Idk Edit: green serpent is also really good

[@billbrobaggins221]

Discovered this band just days ago after the live Circle With Me guest spot during Spiritbox’s set. So glad it happened. Artists pushing artists is the absolute best and this label knows it. Kudos and thank you.

[@TheMrMused]

Welcome to the entrance to the rabbit hole! Do yourself a favor .. if you ever get the opportunity to see Jinjer headline, avail yourself of it without hesitation. In 45+ years of shows, the only one that's been musically better was Rush.

[@toddgombeda3433]

Oh you are in for a treat. Not a bad album in their discography. If you enjoy progress metal get ready to get hit the chest like a freight train.

[@ericpeterson7512]

I completely agree with TheMrMused--huge Rush fan, saw them 36 times live. Jinjer is my favorite band since Rush retired. Their music is so original, so unique, so subtly varied (sometimes not so subtle too). It's intricate, complex, yet expressive and relatable. And it fkn rocks! No bad songs here, only killer tunes!

[@TheBrandonnnn]

Man, I wish I could discover Jinjer again. Its been 5 years. That magic of listening to their stuff for the first time tho. Enjoy !

[@MountainGuu]

Bruh

[@baynuman]

Jinjer's musical world is a difficult one to get into but once you do, you never want to leave.

[@mOnStErMACEO]

Nothing difficult to get into when it’s brilliant! They have always been solid….. now for I’d say 10 years it’s been a rocket ship of growth and musicality!!!

[@RayTheOne]

Nothing difficult lol, ever since I heard "Who is gonna be the one" in 2015 i've been a fan since

[@davidjames6036]

Lol nothing difficult😂😂......u hear bangers like cloud factory or WIGBTO and u're an instant fan😂😂.......may be the current proggy jazz era is more of grower music 😂😂

[@thegigguy]

@baynuman exactly, especially after seeing band live 😁👍🤘

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Yeah,

[@viniciusribeiro7279]

this song is nothing short of just brilliant! Jinjer feels like a fine wine, the older they get, the better, their recent albums have been all absolute bangers and from the looks of it, the new album will be even better, I really just cannot wait for it!!

[@zehrathemage]

this is the best explanation ever. they age like a fine wine. I never saw them getting down. in every new song and in every new album they are developing themselves and getting richer in the music they make. every member has their own unique style and that's so precious. that's why they are my favorite band. this is a once in a lifetime band. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to see them live this summer. hope they come to turkey again.

[@VladimirPoliacek]

As a person who read all his books I am very pleased. I see all references to his books and his life itself. Thank you for the song! Good job!

[@fjxenikxx]

Hey! Care to share some of the references? I got the most obvious ones like "one appeared in front of a jury" or "whom to wake up in the morning, Gregor or Josef".

[@VladimirPoliacek]

@@fjxenikxx So you got the most obvious ones? I would say that there are also references to his life itself, not only books. The song is made in similar way as a movie Kafka (1991). I like it a lot. Its a mesh of his books and his life too. "One appeared in front of a jury" is the reference to The Trial book "Anquish in an envelope of bliss" could be the reference to his Letter to my father, which I didnt read actually "Whom to wake up in the morning. A Gregor or Josef will it be?" Is reference to The metamorphosis (main Character is Gregor Samsa) and The Trial (main character is Josef K.) "Neglected and abused" was Gregor Samsa "Wrongfully accused" was Josef K. "Or eventually plague will catch me?" is reference to his cause of death - tuberculosis "You came into the world unloved" should be reference to his complicated relationship with his father, who obviously hated him "Absurd of my existence" (and also other lines like not everything has a purpose or nothing happens for a reason) should be a reference to his writing in general, because he wrote existential stories "I showed my bare face, it was ripped off like a mast" is a reference to his most well known quote "I was ashamed of myself when I realized life was a costume party; and I attended with my real face." "Laugh! Without interruption to cough blood" is reference to his death because of tuberculosis

[@fjxenikxx]

@@VladimirPoliacek thank you! That's wholesome

[@Jinjer13]

Jinjer have their own musical planet and we follow their musical evolution > great, great song................................

[@stephenblack4902]

Jinjer is an amazing band I have seen 5 times in 4 different cities since 2022. I've also met them twice.

[@Jinjer13]

@@stephenblack4902 I saw them open air during the pandemic in Germany and next month they are playing in Berlin!!!!!!!!!!!! warm greetings from germany

[@pablozee6359]

Jinjer continues to be fearless and unapologetically themselves. Just so good! Jinjer, please never stop Jinjering! 🤘❤️ 🔥

[@Dainjamouth]

So I've been listening to this track non stop for the past 2 days on Spotify only, then I come over to KZbin and am absolutely blown away by everything I've witnessed. The music, the voice, the lyrics, and there's THE VIDEO! Just amazing! Jinjer has now cemented itself in my top 3 bands of all time. Can't wait for the new album!

[@EmAllWasTaken]

Were you already familiar with the band before Kafka?

[@SteveSmith-os5bs]

One of the reasons I love Jinjer is because they are unpredictable and are not a comercial band. This song is made up of some pretty deep poetry. I will probably have to listen to it a few more times to warm up to it. I always think of Jinjer as a Jazz band that does metal.

[@mccbuddytaras6637]

i've heard it described as 'thrash jazz'. whatever you call it Jinjer kicks ass.

[@mikedanger6323]

Aggressive Jazz

[@STR8CLAPPINCHEEKS]

I wouldn't say unpredictable anymore. I think they have become really repetitive with their music. It's actually getting stale at this point

[@maxreach]

@@STR8CLAPPINCHEEKS so true. they are making the same boring song over and over again. they did it last album none listens to. this new album is gonna be the same. Jinjer ended on Macro unfortunately and the worst thing is that band members don't see any problem here

[@alexey39064]

@@maxreach Wallflowers is their best album. Just a skill issue if you can't get into it and therefore think it to be same, boring. Songs are different, nuanced, sometimes complicated - but still all beautiful and melodic. Simple grooves from Macro and earlier are gone, but Jinjer has more to offer instead. I still, more than 3 years later, listen to this album and songs from it very often, beacuse they just don't get old. Wallflowers easily outlives all their previous stuff, as much as I love Macro. So I really look forward to the new record - seems very promising. I don't even mind getting Wallflowers 2 because of how good it is. Tho I can easily see Jinjer becoming more and more niche due to this path, but I'm good with that. And band, I assume, too. They told in interviews how tired they are of people asking for new KoE and made a point that it won't happen.

[@CrupptedMoe310]

I've been listening to this track all week. This is what today's metal sounds like and it's HARD. Pay attention and spread the word

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Same

[@frithband3357]

I really, really love this song. It feels like jinjer is one of the only bands right now developing in a pure way, constantly refining their sound for themselves, and not just coming out with completely different music for mass appeal with that artificial hugeness that everyone is doing recently. every area of the music is just getting better, and tatiana's lyrics are genuinely haunting, she really knows how to dig deep for poetry. After wallflowers, I fell in love, but after the last few singles recently, they are becoming one of my favourite bands. They havent missed a single shot, and I think we can rely on them to stay true.

[@WhitecatPhotoart]

after listening to this song about 50 times now, trying to get the song writing structures... WHOW.... what a songwriting!!!! ... every instrument, note and word fits in those harmonys and with the singing and lyrics the song itself is "whole" ... like a classic novel of the writer... (dunno how to say this in other words... it's just a feeling as musician for myself)... progressive metal at it's best!!!!

[@stephan7233]

❤❤❤

[@mnemØnic_dev]

I'm so glad that Jinjer exists with me in the same universe. And I hope.. no, I’m sure that when the darkness clears, there will be light that fills the world with warmth again. Thank you, Jinjer, for being a part of this universe with me.

[@stephan7233]

Maybe we speak astronomy 😂

[@ev1l_42]

Tati's voice just keeps improving, amazing performance, easily one of the best on the world

[@Ostenjager]

Tatiana’s lyrics never fail to evoke deep emotional responses out me.

[@TheMrMused]

Fuck. This is just so damn good. The dichotomy isn't merely pointed out, it's drilled in brutally. So perfect for the times we find ourselves in .. not that every era doesn't have their own stuff, but the world is supremely Kafkaesque and getting more so every day.

[@yvesrosenbaum7718]

I so much love Jinjer's ability to keep an internal coherence in each of their songs without respecting the classic construction articulated around a chorus.

[@steve6598]

Jinjer is great band to see live. This new song is nothing short of fantastic. If you as a music fan have never seen this band before, I highly recommend you get out and see them shred live, you will not be disappointed.

[@TheMysteryman19]

agreed saw jinjer with disturbed and breaking benjamin a year or so ago amazing concert :)

[@nikzane]

They’re touring my country (Australia) next year, tickets bought immediately when I saw the announcement and cannot wait!!!

[@bloomtv3-thealtchannel368]

Insanely great band

[@ДмитрийОксень]

This music is deeper than the most can get, bigger than they can swallow, wider than they can embrace!

[@ОлександрПапакуль]

Салют! Рад, что Вы в поряде... Гагарин, канешна, герой, но и тех королёвых, что стояли у истоков забывать нельзя! Благодарочка Вам от братвы! Фарту масти!

[@oscaryanezzavala]

So deep song

[@spookiemana]

I'm so in love with the melody of this song

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Same

[@serbersss]

Interesting take on Franz Kafka's novel "The Trial". And very cool video too.

[@johnbriggs3916]

The other stories as well.

[@serbersss]

@@johnbriggs3916 sure, but it seems to me like "The Trial" is the main theme.

[@NiRvAnA6890]

Finally someone intelligent in this comment section.

[@serbersss]

@@NiRvAnA6890 I'm sure there are some other intelligent people here. Maybe they just don't read much. ;)

[@katarzynakonecka2861]

​@@NiRvAnA6890 I was wondering why nobody before mentioned Kafka, the title is literally his surname :(

[@ИгорьМаньшин-у7с]

вчера пасслющал раз этак 3ий ,как то не мог понять шош в этой Кафке такога ну вот и пздец -проснулся с этим прекрасным и прилипчивым мотивчиком! спасиба вам ребята и девчата за то шо можете так ! всех благ и масса наилючших пожеланий!

[@LadyLazarus1027]

omg these lyrics are amazing. absolutely love it

[@Hardcorelife871]

There awesome man you can tell theres different influences in there music especially with the bass and guitar slipknot and korn meet no doubt just the vocals and finally meets modern metalcore

[@KaylaTeets]

Saw Jinjer twice in concert and both times were excellent. ❤

[@ApatheticEmpath]

Nice progression. Awesome double bass, great voice, amazing everything. Took me to a world of my own.

[@brucecooley70]

I thought for sure "Fast Draw" would be the next release since they played it on tour, but this is a nice welcome surprise.

[@j.f.fisher5318]

I feel like this is going to be another album where every song is worthy of being released.

[@ЛевЮщук]

@@brucecooley70 same situation was 5 years ago, when they were playing Retrospection live, but it wasn't released as single.

[@TheBrandonnnn]

Definitely the best one so far. This has that sweet sweet wallflowers vibe that I need more of. AOTY for sure, calling it already

[@oscaryanezzavala]

No puedo de parar de escuchar todos los previos singles de jinjer

[@MarttiSyber]

Great Artwork and Animation! Love it!

[@1BarryKnapp]

Love it, just getting better and better and like Rush are not only individual virtuosos but they can reinvent their sound and stay awesome

[@ericpeterson7512]

My favorite band since Rush retired.

[@gregfedele8649]

So freaking good oh my gosh this is insane pure talent all of them. Everyone in the band is so damn talented

[@coder4liberty]

There is a lot of armchair, amateur, fake record producers in these comments that need to chill out a little and read what Tatiana had to say about this song. It's addressed to you Mr./Ms "I'm never satisfied with anything" Tatiana Shmayluk on “Kafka”: “Being an artist is sometimes beautiful but most of the time it’s brutal… as our art is dissected word for word and ripped apart note by note, we‘re expected to be on point all-the-time … and when we aren’t, we are scandalized. A true artist is vulnerable but the crowd is most often plagued with vultures who pick at every single move you make. It’s a slippery slope when music means the world to us but how quickly praise turns into prosecution… We are all Kings and Queens for a day but most of the time it feels like a Kafka novel for a lifetime. It‘s exciting but surreal and absurd at the same time"

[@Rockin69]

Wouldn't that be called...ART lady

[@coder4liberty]

@@Rockin69 and?

[@timmyZ5150]

Another ABSOLUTELY. AMAZING. song! By an Amazing band!!

[@dimitriossin8435]

Jinjer will make history once again !

[@vitinhoer]

Jesus, Eugene's basslines are something to die for.

[@user-Tulpa9Na6Metle]

Шикарная песня!!! Это мои земляки))

[@emilyzugel1621]

I fucking love this band

[@DerekWiedenheft]

Jinjer continues to release out of this world music. It's been an incredible 7 years listening to them. Beyond ready for February 🤘🤘🤘

[@Itsaguapo]

Lyrically astonishing :o So excited for the ride!!!

[@morganapendragon1607]

По-настоящему осенний трек с талантливым вокалом Тати, прекрасно, как и всегда)

[@brandonr45]

This is one of Tatiana's best works. Such a beautiful song.

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Yeahhhhh

[@billypizarro1727]

Jinjer never disappoints. They not stuck in a formula, free flowing and non conforming, love it!

[@maxreach]

last album was a disappointment (looking at stats). this new is gonna be the same

[@SoundBitz]

@@maxreach If you think Jinjer cares about stats then you don't know or understand this band. It's exactly why we love them, they don't intend to be commercial just for the sake of it. They do the music they love to do and are respected for this very reason.

[@maxreach]

@@SoundBitz so you are trying to say they don't nerd success and money, right?

[@leviathan3630]

​@@maxreach They have money and success

[@maxreach]

@@leviathan3630 they have success only if ppl pay for what they do. More ppl more success. Less ppl less success. Views tell us that less ppl listen to their new stuff

[@rebeccalodell9075]

I love how the past few songs show more of her raw voice . I love the screaming, but it's nice to hear just most of her actual voice ❤❤❤❤

[@Hull5150]

When Tati and the band kicks into the HEAVY towards the end its a INSTANT stink face!! FRICKEN LOVE IT!!!

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Im freaking agree

[@taylormullins183]

Jinjer never fails to bring the good music!

[@spasmodia]

Didn’t think I’d hear Kafka as a song.

[@rafaelb6377]

GOLD

[@PT-xz1is]

the best metal voice.......................

[@wrosser1]

Never a bad song❤

[@hemlock399]

It makes me incredibly happy that my favourite band would write a song like this. 🤘

[@maximumuseless5679]

im so hype for the new album !

[@moleskiimetal]

Holy shit this may be my favorite Jinjer song ever

[@hemlock399]

I'm a *giant* Jinjer fan, and moderately well-read (having studied philosophy in university) but unfamiliar with Kafka's work. So, I asked AI to interpret the lyrics. Here's the answer: Jinjer's "Kafka" is a richly layered song steeped in existential angst, likely inspired by the works of Franz Kafka and his exploration of absurdity, alienation, and the human condition. The lyrics delve into themes of identity, struggle, and the chaotic randomness of life, blending Kafkaesque motifs with the band's poetic intensity. Here's an interpretation of the lyrics: Existence as Absurd and Painful The recurring theme of absurdity reflects the philosophical stance that life lacks inherent meaning, a hallmark of Kafka's work and existential thought. Lines like: "Absurd of my existence / I'm aching through persistence" capture the struggle of finding purpose in a seemingly indifferent or nonsensical world. The speaker experiences the pain of existence but persists, even when meaning and structure are elusive. Identity and Transformation The mention of "Gregor" likely references Gregor Samsa from Kafka's The Metamorphosis, a character who wakes up transformed into a monstrous insect. "Josey" may symbolize another facet of identity, perhaps a contrasting one. The question: "Whom to wake up in the morning? A Gregor or a Josey will it be?" suggests a fluid, fragmented sense of self, reflecting the disconnection and alienation central to Kafka's themes. The speaker feels like an outsider, caught between various identities imposed by society and self-perception. Art as Catharsis and Sacrifice The recurring imagery of ink and writing ties to Kafka's identity as a writer and his struggles with expressing truth in a world that distorts and judges it. Lines like: "The void will bleed with ink" suggest that creativity and self-expression are both painful and liberating, with art becoming a means to fill the existential void, even if it comes at a personal cost. The pen becomes a tool of both creation and destruction: "The pen will slid the heart, the pen will slid the heart." Alienation and Defiance The lyrics also highlight societal rejection: "I showed my bare face it was ripped off like a mask / As they stapped upon a throat of my own song." The speaker's vulnerability is met with hostility, reflecting Kafka's exploration of being crushed by impersonal and oppressive systems. Yet, there’s a paradoxical acceptance and resilience in lines like: "The world has shut me down but it's more than just fine." This defiance echoes existentialist ideas of embracing absurdity without succumbing to despair. Themes of Suffering and Mortality The imagery of coughing blood and the references to disease evoke Kafka’s battle with tuberculosis and the fragile nature of human life: "Laugh! Without interruption to cough blood." Even in suffering, there's a grim humor-acknowledging the absurdity of the human condition. Conclusion: A Journey Through Alienation and Art Jinjer’s "Kafka" is an ode to alienation and existential struggle, portraying the human condition as a blend of anguish, fleeting bliss, and the relentless pursuit of meaning. The song grapples with the absurdity of life while finding solace, however fleeting, in art and expression. It’s a profound reflection of Kafkaesque themes, delivered with the band’s raw, poetic intensity.

[@hemlock399]

My 2nd question was, "You mentioned Kafka's "The Metamorphosis". Which other Kafka writings are likely referenced here, and how do the themes of the various writings inter-relate?" Answer: The lyrics of "Kafka" resonate with several themes and motifs from Franz Kafka’s broader body of work, beyond The Metamorphosis. Here's an exploration of potential references and how these themes interconnect: "The Trial" (Der Prozess) One of Kafka’s most famous novels, The Trial, centers on Josef K., a man arrested and prosecuted by a mysterious and inaccessible court for a crime he is unaware of. The lyrics echo this sense of bewildering judgment: "One appeared in front of the jury / Face uncovered against the wind" This suggests the speaker’s vulnerability and exposure to judgment, likely unfair or incomprehensible, much like Josef K.’s plight. The broader theme is the individual's futile struggle against opaque systems of power-whether societal, bureaucratic, or existential. Interconnection: Both The Trial and the song highlight the alienation and absurdity of trying to navigate a world where justice, meaning, and purpose are elusive. "A Hunger Artist" (Ein Hungerkünstler) This short story explores the life of a professional fasting artist, whose art is misunderstood and ultimately irrelevant to society. The lyrics: "I showed my bare face it was ripped off like a mask / As they stepped upon a throat of my own song" parallel the Hunger Artist’s experience of creating something deeply personal, only to be dismissed or scorned. The artist’s alienation and ultimate demise reflect Kafka’s own concerns about the role of the individual and their creations in an indifferent world. Interconnection: The idea of artistic expression as both a source of pain and transcendence ties this story to the song’s exploration of ink, the pen, and bleeding creativity into existence. "The Castle" (Das Schloss) In The Castle, Kafka depicts a protagonist, K., attempting to gain access to a castle and its authorities, only to be met with endless bureaucratic obstacles and confusion. The themes of exclusion and futility appear in the lyrics: "In exclusion I cement myself alas!" This line captures the isolation and frustration of being unable to connect with or penetrate the barriers of societal acceptance or understanding. Interconnection: Like The Castle, the song speaks to the paradox of seeking meaning or connection in a world that resists clarity, where attempts to find purpose or belonging only deepen alienation. "Before the Law" (Vor dem Gesetz) A parable from The Trial, this story tells of a man seeking entry to the law, only to be blocked by a gatekeeper. The man spends his life waiting, never realizing the law was meant for him all along. The existential dilemma of whether to act, submit, or rebel is mirrored in the song: "Not everything has a purpose, nothing happens for a reason" This echoes the parable's theme of the unattainability of ultimate truth or justice and the futility of trying to assign meaning to every experience. Interconnection: The story and the lyrics both confront the absurdity of existence and the tension between striving for meaning and accepting its absence. Common Threads in Kafka’s Works and the Song Alienation and Isolation: Whether through Gregor’s physical transformation, Josef K.’s unjust trial, or the Hunger Artist’s misunderstood craft, Kafka’s protagonists are isolated, much like the speaker in "Kafka". Absurdity and Meaninglessness: Both the lyrics and Kafka’s writings delve into the absurdity of human existence, challenging notions of purpose or reason in life’s randomness. Struggle Against Authority or Systems: Kafka’s works frequently depict oppressive systems (bureaucracy, law, society) that individuals cannot navigate or overcome, reflected in the song’s themes of judgment and exclusion. The Role of Art and Expression: For Kafka, writing was both a personal struggle and a means of existence. Similarly, the song portrays art (symbolized by ink and the pen) as a double-edged sword-liberating yet painful, bleeding yet filling the void. How the Themes Inter-relate Kafka’s writings and the song emphasize the tension between the desire for meaning and the recognition of life’s absurdity. The alienation of the individual, the impenetrable nature of systems and truth, and the redemptive yet agonizing power of creation are recurring motifs. Together, they form a tapestry of existential struggle, depicting life as a constant negotiation between despair and defiance-a sentiment Jinjer masterfully channels into "Kafka."

[@hemlock399]

@baynuman Yes, the lyric transcript I used had 2 spelling errors, the one you cited and 'stapped' instead of 'stepped'.

[@katarzynakonecka2861]

I adore Franz Kafka from the first reading, , I always (half)joked that we are lovers that happened to live in different times and places to meet. I like the song as a tribute to him

[@johnbriggs3916]

The centenary tribute would have worked better if the album had been released in June -- but we can blame Napalm for that ("Vultures circling the flame.")

[@kirillzaslavskiy4616]

Список книг, которые прочитал благодаря Jinjer в последнее время: Франц Кафка "Процесс" Франц Кафка "Кары" Жозе Сарамаго "Перебои в смерти" Если вы знаете еще о каких-то книгах, повлиявших на тексты Татьяны, пожалуйста дополните список.🙏

[@kirillzaslavskiy4616]

Следующая в списке: Габриэль Гарсиа Маркес "Сто лет одиночества".

[@octopusmime]

Everything I've heard from the new album is awesome. What I expected! 🖤✨

[@NEKROMONICON.]

💯

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Yes

[@isasheep]

Jinjer NEVER disappoint us! SICK 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@playgamescarlos]

The song is remarkable. Displaying lyrics on the animation is a good idea! Well done! :-D

[@johnbriggs3916]

It has been done before 😉

[@exploringthemusicaluniverse]

Jinjer doing Jinjer things.

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Esto merece mas atención, es impresionante

[@Razgriz03]

How ABSURD! They didn't even tell me they were dropping this song.

[@greglanders1]

It is absolutely delicious to the ear in so many ways. Jinjer, you are amazing! Every time I've listened today, it has gotten better and better!!! Beautiful!

[@redhotchilifan98]

Holy shit Tati sounds so good on this. Roman with another sick riff as well.

[@elenilsonmattos7764]

Jinjer é uma das melhores bandas que surgiram nos últimos tempos.... Eles tem uma sonoridade incrível e um repertório de músicas maravilhosas em sua discografia

[@ombethsworld]

Thank you ❤

[@zoonie96]

I found myself pondering life as the dove of peace drips blood from its wings… thank u Jinjer for keeping my mind on a transcendental journey into ur World.

[@Nuno595]

My Queen of metal 🤘😍🤘

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Well said

[@fishermanarturo8896]

I signed up for XM yesterday (on a free trial) to try listening to this yesterday. Could never catch it 😂 I should have waited. Love this band.

[@lesliehollands2689]

Love Tatiana's voice

[@jinjervideos]

Music is always a matter of taste. Some simply have underdeveloped taste buds.

[@davidjames6036]

Lol i love it coz it is one of my favorite bands ever but odd timing proggy sound is mostly niche......jinjer is trying to make tool, opeth type records without having that level of established fanbase lol.....I have just accepted the fact they will never blow up to main festivals headliner type band despite having the requisite talent lol.

[@maxreach]

@@davidjames6036 they can make bangers but unfortunately they chose the easy way and keep writing the same boring song none listens to

[@davidjames6036]

​​​​@@maxreachlol they can make bangerest of all bangers which can be heavy/groovy as fxck and not sound mainstream/poppy at all😂😂..... but they have decided to basically go the full on proggy route, it is what it is lol.

[@kennethbartlett4302]

Fantastic track everything they have released for the new album has been top tier. I missed them this last round in the States hope they come back soon i am dying to see them live.

[@TimmieL.DeSpain-k5p]

❤ Supreme Being 🔥🤘

[@chrisflaim8257]

Morton - Horror of Daniel Wagner (ft. Tatiana) Official Video Is what this video reminds me of he is Jinjer's producer, both are great songs.

[@thedailyremedy968]

Even though I’ve heard her growl many times it hit hard as hard as ever in this song, along with reading the lyrics 😅 And it keeps getting more powerful each time I listen. Love it! Haven’t been so pumped to see a live band in a long time 😁

[@WhitecatPhotoart]

hope the new album is a double LP/CD ;) ... this song catches the soul of the musicians AND the name giving writer and express it in itself.... da capo!!!!

[@oscaryanezzavala]

Aweome single

[@keithromano3157]

once again i cannot believe how much a song by them resonates , at the exact time they release it. it is so unbelievable how much more i love Jinjer every time i hear them. it's been 12 glorious years since i first heard them, and they are ever changing. Got my ticket to see them in Jan, on Shiprocked.

[@eonblue7519]

This is incredible, the lyrics are so emotional and beautiful, I love this so much! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@andrewplaisance8282]

Tatiana is such a poet! One of the greatest vocalist and lyricists of our time! Roman, vlad, eugene, you did it again guys! The end is insanity!

[@barrahart]

I just randomly took a dive into some of JINJER's old work and I can categorically state that Tatiana and the boys have been the real deal for a *minute* now. No be today e start.

[@jeremykershaw]

So proggy! I love it!

[@budzpuds]

i actually followed the lyrics more this time. talk about awesome stuff.

[@kirillzaslavskiy4616]

Спасибо Jinjer! ❤U! Следующая книга в списке для чтения: Кафка - Процесс.

[@JinjerMetalBand]

Один из лучших комментариев! 🙏 приятного чтения

[@kirillzaslavskiy4616]

@@JinjerMetalBand Спасибо вам огромное за ваше творчество! Узнал о вас только 3 месяца назад 🤦‍♂, последний месяц все свободное время провожу слушая вашу музыку и посмотрел все что возможно на KZbin. What a journey! Такого впечатления и эмоций от музыки у меня не было никогда в жизни, даже от первой моей музыкальной иконы Depeche Mode, когда я их в первый раз услышал будучи подростком в 1991 году! Peace Love & Harmony

[@j.f.fisher5318]

This is great work. Love the video!

[@jamesshup]

Excellent!! I am speechless at how Awesome this is!! Jinjer Rules!!!

[@KomischerMensch]

Oh this is beautiful and strong - really dig it. Nice one Jinjer

[@indiravivas2400]

I'm so happy because Jinjer launch awesome songs and this time I loved this song, and their lyrics are super amazing 🤟😎💪

[@NOPEnameMC]

Yep, this song really is Kafkaesque!

[@PeterMortensenLit]

Aaaahhh them drums!!! 🎉

[@ragerider6283]

Great song. Wasn't sure about it at first but on my second (& 3rd) listen I really liked it. I have all of Jinjer's albums but haven't listened to them that much recently & I had to kind of tune in again. Really looking forward to hearing the new album.

[@fredbarnes2600]

That was the last thing I expected. And I love it!

[@cristianekemysato8255]

This is a masterpiece, Jinjer never disappoints

[@Hellbassist]

Heeeeelll yeaaaaah 🚒🔥🚒🔥🚒🔥🥰💙

[@Hizkia_33]

Jeez... that was cool! Sick video. The lyrics are deep and poetic, just how I like it.

[@mikedanger6323]

My favorite author; my favorite band.

[@matthewsteagald6631]

This band is amazing, and Tati is such a powerhouse voice.

[@Cotch-c5l]

Great writing, great song