Jinjer - Kafka // Reaction/Review

[@SteveSmith-os5bs]

I love Jinjer because they are unpredictable. The poetic verses run deep in this song. This song did take me multiple listenings to warm. up to.

[@coldshrift5204]

Jinjer often uses the method of "continuous composition" for his songs. That is, music without repeating motifs or sections. This is typical in progressive metal.

[@mikroimp]

@@coldshrift5204 I'm gonna have to dig deeper into their albums I guess. But I'm loving these types of songs. I like when bands do different things than what you would normally expect.

[@coder4liberty]

If people here something other than the traditional verse - chorus format everyone is used to it can be difficult for people to grasp sometimes.

[@mikroimp]

@@coder4liberty Indeed. But I like when songs/albums require multiple listens to fully digest the compositions.

[@vshcode9524]

Awesome song! tnx for thereaction!

[@mikroimp]

@@vshcode9524 You're welcome! It's a great song! Cheers 🤘

[@johnbriggs3916]

First reactor to even mention Franz Kafka... But still no mention of the centenary! And I marvel that people can react to a lyric video without mentioning the lyrics.

[@mikroimp]

@@johnbriggs3916 Thanks man! Honestly, I'm not that much familiar with his novels and themes within them. And as far as the lyrics go, it's hard to focus on them when there's so much going on with the music, even though it's a lyric video as you said. There was a lot to digest that would require more listens to give it more thorough analysis. But thanks for checking out my reaction, I really appreciate it 🙏 Cheers 🤘

[@davidjames6036]

Lol jinjer makes a bunch chorusless structureless odd timing songs in most of their proggy sounding stuff😂😂......they do whatever they want 😂😂

[@XavierMacX]

Chorusless yes, but I promise never once structureless. 👍