NIHILITH

I didn’t start Nihilith with a plan—I just followed what felt right. It came from instinct and emotion, shaped by the raw, chaotic energy of bands like Hole and T.S.O.L. I’d been playing guitar for a while, always imagining myself onstage. Eventually I stopped just thinking about it and started doing it. Nihilith began as a solo project and has stayed that way. The music is messy, angry, and loud—my way of working through things. Practices were a disaster half the time: broken strings, forgotten lyrics, gear failures. But something real always came out of it. Nihilith isn’t about perfection. It’s raw, edgy, and chaotic—and that’s exactly what it’s meant to be.