A contender for the most exciting Finnish newcomer in 2018 is Jesse Markin.
A contender for the most exciting Finnish newcomer in 2018 is Jesse Markin.
Erkko Lehtinen
Helsinki-based DJ, curator, promoter and writer, founder of Stadin Juhannus and Tavastian Lauantaidisko, previously working with the programming team at Flow Festival and the Nordic showcase By:Larm among others.
Finland
The Finnish-Swedish duo Pole Siblings wash us away with their second EP “Sköljer bort dig”, where dream pop meets ambient and a little bit of drama.
On their latest LP “Sykli”, Finland’s group Siinai offer us cosmic post-krautrock for the post-apocalyptic world.
Leader of krautrock outfit K-X-P Timo Kaukolampi channels his cosmic vibes into a debut solo album.
Leader of krautrock outfit K-X-P Timo Kaukolampi channels his cosmic vibes into a debut solo album.
After previous year’s highly anticipated reincarnation as a solo artist, Mikko Joensuu trades in his guitar for synths and completes his colossal album trilogy with an ambient-spirited epic.
After previous year’s highly anticipated reincarnation as a solo artist, Mikko Joensuu trades in his guitar for synths and completes his colossal album trilogy with an ambient-spirited epic.
Getting ready for their debut EP, Finnish dreampop group Cina Polada offer us a catchy and bubbly taste of the upcoming release.
Getting ready for their debut EP, Finnish dreampop group Cina Polada offer us a catchy and bubbly taste of the upcoming release.
After his proper international debut on Domino sublabel Weird World, Jaakko Eino Kalevi took a break to record and tour with his old collaborator Long-Sam.
“It Might Grow” is a very appropriate title for Finnish duo Pole Siblings’ debut EP.
“It Might Grow” is a very appropriate title for Finnish duo Pole Siblings’ debut EP.
Finland’s top cult band Circle, in a move that for them seems almost boringly logical, signed with the well known US experimental metal label Southern Lord. You wouldn’t expect them to change their irreverent ethos too much though.
Mikko Pykäri was best known from indie darlings Regina, who broke up both as a band and the relationship central to it. Flying solo he enlists a number of singers to convey what seems like his sincere feelings about it all.