ZINN (AT)
live on stage: 21.00
live on stage: 21.00
free donation
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kindly supported by Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport
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kindly supported by Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport
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2G (vaccinated or recovered)
ZINN
Self-talk transcends the individual and is addressed to the world with psychotic urgency. How do you deal with all the sickness in one self and in the world?
With melancholy, ZINN will answer in every song.
Because she is something in between, a duality, a hybrid – Melancholia – dreams with an alert eye, grumpy punk, always longing, always thoughtful and sadly smiling because she knows that every occurrence is only a temporary phenomenon in an infinite universe.
ZINN is a soft heavy metal and if you bend it it will scream. Drama and simplicity merge with wild garage guitars and gentle psychedelic pads. Dark voices sing themselves to sleep with fragile vehemence and wait for a dream pop or the apocalypse. „Lethargie, dich wollt ich nie“ is one of those lines of text that was written before the pandemic, but which describes it quite aptly.
Internal and external phenomena are filtered and describe scenarios of injustice, resistance, progression and surrender.
Self-talk transcends the individual and is addressed to the world with psychotic urgency. How do you deal with all the sickness in one self and in the world?
With melancholy, ZINN will answer in every song.
Because she is something in between, a duality, a hybrid – Melancholia – dreams with an alert eye, grumpy punk, always longing, always thoughtful and sadly smiling because she knows that every occurrence is only a temporary phenomenon in an infinite universe.
ZINN is a soft heavy metal and if you bend it it will scream. Drama and simplicity merge with wild garage guitars and gentle psychedelic pads. Dark voices sing themselves to sleep with fragile vehemence and wait for a dream pop or the apocalypse. „Lethargie, dich wollt ich nie“ is one of those lines of text that was written before the pandemic, but which describes it quite aptly.
Internal and external phenomena are filtered and describe scenarios of injustice, resistance, progression and surrender.