Itkevä Tyttö
Itkevä Tyttö formed in Helsinki in 2006 with Iida Rauma on vocals, Heidi Lunabba on bass, Erika Chydenius on guitar, and Sini Virtanen on drums. Their name...
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Itkevä Tyttö formed in Helsinki in 2006 with Iida Rauma on vocals, Heidi Lunabba on bass, Erika Chydenius on guitar, and Sini Virtanen on drums. Their name translates to "Weeping Girl" in English, which gives a sense of the mood they were working with.
Their 2007 single "Aivokirurgin Alakerrassa" ("In the Basement of the Brain Surgeon") became their breakout track. The following year they released their debut album "Hautajaissydän," which mixed gothic rock with folk and electronic elements. They put out two more albums, "Salaisuuksien Kammio" in 2010 and "Valohiukkanen" in 2013.
Another song people remember is "Elämäni Mykkäelokuvassa." Their music had a particular quality to it, not exactly cheerful, but not without beauty either. They were part of that Finnish underground scene where bands could explore darker themes without much fuss.
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