Anttic
Anttic is a Finnish band that formed in the early 2000s. Their song 'Timeline' appeared on their 2005 album II and became one of their most recognized tracks....
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Anttic is a Finnish band that formed in the early 2000s. Their song 'Timeline' appeared on their 2005 album II and became one of their most recognized tracks. The band's lineup includes Jussi Nikula on vocals and guitars, Kimmo Kuusniemi on guitars and backing vocals, Mikael Ahlgren on bass, and Timo Hanninen on drums.
They released their first album Hollow in 2003, followed by II in 2005, Leave Me Alone in 2007, Salvation in 2011, Sonic Overdrive in 2014, and White Hole in 2016. The band's music often explores themes of time and personal reflection, with 'Timeline' serving as a clear example of this approach.
In 2004, Nikula was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that interrupted his work with the band. He returned to performing after treatment. Several years later, in 2012, Anttic's decision to sign with a major label drew some criticism from fans concerned about artistic direction, though the band continued releasing albums afterward.
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