Hanimul: Echoes of Seattle's Grunge

Hanimul rose from the deepest corners of Seattle’s grunge underbelly, where cracked neon

met endless rain. Victor Hoppe, the mythical bassist rumored to have once played for

spirits beneath Puget Sound, emerged first—his riffs said to bend alleyway shadows.

Abel followed, a guitarist-singer with a voice like rusted skylines and worn-out dreams,

drawn to Victor’s impossible tone. Oskar, the storm-spun drummer, completed the triad

after drumming through a blackout that lit half the city. Together, their sound felt

ancient yet electric, as if the old Seattle ghosts had chosen them to resurrect the soul of the

scene. And together they were Hanimul