Nimfonia is Zozo Debreczy (lead vocals/lead Guitar), Zsolt Janky (drums), Gabor Vermes (bass) and Krisztian Kun (Keyboard/Samplers).
They write about a large range of topics, delivered with emotive language, powerful bass, and drums, alongside hook-filled melodies.
After recording a host of demos that are slowly being released for free. With tracks: ‘Fire Rain’ and ‘Die For Me’ available on youtube and Itunes.
The band gives an intense, high-energy performance both live and in the studio, with a raw, impacting sound. Taking inspiration from both past and present pioneers in music, The Beatles, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Judas Priest, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Doors, to name a few.
LINKS:
http://nimfonia.com
http://facebook.com/NimfoniA
http://twitter.com/nimfonia
http://youtube.com/user/NimfoniA
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