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Finnish melodic swamp metal masters Kalmah took their first steps
back in 1991. Lots of dark water passed in Finnish rivers until the demo era
resulted in a debut album, Swamplord (2000). Ever since, the band has
always delivered melodic metal in a recognizable Kalmah way:
aggressive, melodic, and metallic.
After They Will Return (2002) and Swampsong (2003), Kalmah released a
certain milestone The Black Waltz (2006). The Black Waltz hit Finnish charts and the message of swamp
metal was spread all over the world in an unstoppable way. The Black Waltz was soon
followed by For the Revolution (2008) and 12 Gauge (2010). Those albums truly
solidified Kalmah's name in the ears of metalheads.
Seventh Swamphony (2013) was yet again a landmark time for Kalmah.
Inspiration forced the bar higher than before, and with solid
arrangements from the band itself as usual, the members dug their faces even
deeper in the turf of Finnish swamps. After Swamphony, the band toured all
over the world in the signature Kalmah-way and shoveled on European festival map.
After a long wait of five years, the fans were fascinated with Palo, a simply uncompromising
and versatile swamp metal album. At the same time, the band reached an honorable 20 years age.
Here we are with a self-titled album five years later, representing the
band stronger than ever. Kalmah is proud and thankful to present you with an
album that is swamp metal at its finest; it will signify the end of something
but yet unknown.
back in 1991. Lots of dark water passed in Finnish rivers until the demo era
resulted in a debut album, Swamplord (2000). Ever since, the band has
always delivered melodic metal in a recognizable Kalmah way:
aggressive, melodic, and metallic.
After They Will Return (2002) and Swampsong (2003), Kalmah released a
certain milestone The Black Waltz (2006). The Black Waltz hit Finnish charts and the message of swamp
metal was spread all over the world in an unstoppable way. The Black Waltz was soon
followed by For the Revolution (2008) and 12 Gauge (2010). Those albums truly
solidified Kalmah's name in the ears of metalheads.
Seventh Swamphony (2013) was yet again a landmark time for Kalmah.
Inspiration forced the bar higher than before, and with solid
arrangements from the band itself as usual, the members dug their faces even
deeper in the turf of Finnish swamps. After Swamphony, the band toured all
over the world in the signature Kalmah-way and shoveled on European festival map.
After a long wait of five years, the fans were fascinated with Palo, a simply uncompromising
and versatile swamp metal album. At the same time, the band reached an honorable 20 years age.
Here we are with a self-titled album five years later, representing the
band stronger than ever. Kalmah is proud and thankful to present you with an
album that is swamp metal at its finest; it will signify the end of something
but yet unknown.
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