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“We had friends film us and then went to bed. Imagine our surprise the next morning: we woke up and it was already viral.” How one powerful video turned a group of outcasts who’d escaped war into Ukraine’s biggest metal band

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“We had friends film us and then went to bed. Imagine our surprise the next morning: we woke up and it was already viral.” How one powerful video turned a group of outcasts who’d escaped war into Ukraine’s biggest metal band

After fleeing war and needing a hit to keep their career going, Jinjer struck gold with a simple live video that set the internet alight

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