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Zwish
Zwish formed in London in the late 1990s around vocalist Anya Nova and guitarist Evren Ates. Their debut album 'Cut to Bleed' came out in 2002, with the title...
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Zwish formed in London in the late 1990s around vocalist Anya Nova and guitarist Evren Ates. Their debut album 'Cut to Bleed' came out in 2002, with the title track becoming a notable piece in their catalog. They followed it with albums like 'Blood and Rain' in 2004 and 'The Eternal Nothing' in 2007.
Their music drew from electronica and industrial sounds, with songs like 'Hey Joe' and 'Wonderful Life' appearing among their work. The band's lineup included bassist Nico Psaras and drummer Darius Karim alongside Nova and Ates.
Zwish's lyrics sometimes touched on difficult subjects, which brought them both attention and criticism. They kept recording through 2011's 'The Lustrous Void', maintaining a particular sound that found its audience without widespread commercial breakthrough.
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