Ziminino
Ziminino formed in Berlin in the early 2000s, with Johannes Rüng on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'When the Buildings Fall' came out in 2005, followed...
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Ziminino formed in Berlin in the early 2000s, with Johannes Rüng on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'When the Buildings Fall' came out in 2005, followed by several others through 2018. The band included Marlene Müller on bass, Jakob Schmidt on drums, and Sophia Winter on violin and keyboards.
Their music pulled from punk and industrial sounds, with driving rhythms and distorted guitars. Rüng's vocals could shift from harsh to quiet, and his lyrics often dealt with urban alienation and social unease.
They released albums like 'Echoes of Armageddon' in 2007 and 'The Hollow' in 2010. Their live shows were known for intense visuals and a confrontational energy that drew a particular audience.
After 'Serpent's Tongue' in 2015 and a live album in 2018, the band's recorded output slowed. Their work remains a reference point for some artists interested in darker, guitar-driven experimental rock.
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