Hellenica Montreal, Québec
Jim Demos grew up in the west-end’s industrial part of Winnipeg, among rusted train yards and crumbling storage facilities.
In 2009 he moved to Montreal and started working on his solo project Hellenica.
Hellenica fuses dark iinstrumentals utilizing elements of drone, doom, chant and spaghetti western. He also dabbles in the world of improvisational ambient music.
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