Raamatullisissa

Raamatullisissa is a Finnish rock band formed in 1998 in Helsinki. The band is known for their unique blend of traditional Finnish folk music and modern rock, creating a distinctive sound that has earned them a dedicated following both in Finland and internationally. The band's name, Raamatullisissa, translates to "In the Holy Bible" in English, reflecting their interest in biblical themes and folklore.

The band consists of four members: Jukka Gustavson on vocals and guitar, Jukka Gustavson Jr. on bass, Jari Kainulainen on drums, and Jukka Gustavson Sr. on keyboards. Their music often features complex guitar work, intricate drumming, and Gustavson's distinctive vocals, which blend traditional Finnish melodies with modern rock arrangements.

Raamatullisissa has released several albums, including "Kuningas" (King) in 2000, "Kuningas 2" (King 2) in 2001, and "Kuningas 3" (King 3) in 2003. Their music has been praised for its creativity and innovation, and they have been recognized with several awards, including the Emma Award for Best Rock Album in 2001.

The band's lyrics often explore themes of faith, mythology, and the human condition, drawing inspiration from Finnish folklore and the Bible. Their live performances are known for their energy and intensity, with the band often incorporating elements of theater and spectacle into their shows.

Raamatullisissa has gained a reputation for their unique sound and innovative approach to music, and they continue to be a significant force in the Finnish rock scene. Their music has been described as a blend of heavy metal, folk, and progressive rock, with influences from bands such as Iron Maiden, Metallica, and Pink Floyd. Despite their success, the band remains true to their roots, continuing to create music that is both innovative and deeply rooted in Finnish culture.