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Showing posts with label Riutta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riutta. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2016

Riutta "Sinun täytyy elää vielä kerran"


Country: Finland
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Luova Records
Format: digital, vinyl
Release date: February 26, 2016 (digital), Spring 2016 (vinyl)
Tracklist: 
1. Pyhäjoki (4:45)
2. Valkoinen kohina (6:29)
3. Takaisin pimeään (4:54)
4. Sykli (8:00)
5. Kahdeksan minuuttia (6:15)
6. Terminaattori (6:09)
7. Lorenz (2:19)
8. Anteeksi nimessä ja veressä (6:36)

Total Length 45:41

Line-up: 
Henri Turunen - vocal, guitar, keyboard
Mikko Vuorela - guitar, keyboard
Jarkko Kangas - drums, keyboard
Antti Takalo  - bass
   With
Juha-Heikki Niemi - trumpet & flugelhorn (1, 2)
Antti Näpänkangas - trombone (1, 4)
Laura Näpänkangas - backing vocals (5)

Description/Reviews: 
Riutta’s new album ‘Sinun täytyy elää vielä kerran’ (‘You must live once more’) is a result of years of playing together. There is an enjoyable wholeness in the composition of this album. This is rock music going through tender as well as stormy phases with such ease that can only come from years of working as a band. The different shades and influences are skillfully fused by the bands ear for pop-sensibility.

Media/Samples 
2 tracks
Stream

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Friday, March 8, 2013

Riutta "Kaikki on hyvin"


Country: Finland
Sub Genre: Progressive Rock
Label: KHY
Release date:  March, 2013
Tracklist: 
  1. Olen Nähnyt Parempaa 4:12
  2. Jano 4:35
  3. Vihan Sidon Silmiini 6:15
  4. Kaikki On Hyvin 1:44
  5. Hashima 4:51
  6. Kaupunki Ennen Talvea 2:26
  7. Huomenna Hän Tulee 4:21
  8. Kuvasta Kadonnut 5:57
  9. Etsijä 6:09
Line-up: 
Jarkko Kangas - drums
Antti Takalo - bass
Henri Turunen - vocals, guitar
Mikko Vuorela - guitar, vocals

Description/Reviews: 
This album offers a lot of contrasts. The songs range from direct rock with prog-influences (a'la newer CMX) to light minimalism, and from hazy jamming to very naive-sounding pop-spheres and rather abstract space/kraut-atmospheres. The guitar is occasionally very distorted and raw, and soon it starts delivering clean notes with catchy melodies. This melancholic beast needs you to keep your ears open.
Read the full review by at damned-by-light.com

Media/Samples 
Entire album online

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