Korpiklanni
Korpiklaani formed in Finland in 2003, playing a mix of folk and heavy metal. Their sound uses traditional Nordic instruments like the jouhikko and kantele...
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Korpiklaani formed in Finland in 2003, playing a mix of folk and heavy metal. Their sound uses traditional Nordic instruments like the jouhikko and kantele alongside guitars and drums. Their debut album was called "Spirit of the Forest."
Songs like "Beer Beer" and "Happy Little Boozer" celebrate drinking and camaraderie, while others draw from Finnish mythology and nature. Their catalog includes albums such as "Voice of Wilderness," "Manala," and "Noita."
The band's lineup has changed over time. Current members include Jonne Järvelä on vocals, guitar, and jouhikko, along with Jarkko Aaltonen, Matti "Matson" Johansson, Sami Perttula, and Tuomas Rounakari.
In 2005, Korpiklaani faced plagiarism accusations from the Norwegian band Lumsk, which were eventually resolved. Some metal listeners have criticized their approach as too lighthearted or kitschy.
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