Katkaisijoita

Katkaisijoita, also known as "The Breakers," is a Finnish rock band formed in 1993 in Helsinki. The band is known for their energetic live performances and their blend of hard rock and heavy metal influences. Katkaisijoita's music is characterized by its aggressive guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and often politically charged lyrics. The band's name translates to "The Breakers" in English, reflecting their dynamic and energetic sound.

The band's lineup has seen several changes over the years, with the core members being vocalist Jari Latomaa and guitarist Jukka Kröger. Katkaisijoita has released several studio albums, including "Katkaisijoita" (1995), "Kadonneen Auringon Maa" (1997), and "Kadotettu Sielu" (2000). Their music has been praised for its raw energy and emotional depth, resonating with fans of both Finnish and international rock scenes.

Despite their success, Katkaisijoita has faced challenges, including internal conflicts and lineup changes. However, the band has remained a significant figure in the Finnish rock scene, known for their passionate performances and enduring influence on the genre. Their music continues to be celebrated for its authenticity and impact on the rock and metal communities.