Öljyttömien

Öljyttömät is a Finnish rock band formed in 2007 in Vantaa, Finland. The band's original members included Jempi, Tambi, Saladino, Grandopa, and Pirkkoliisa. They gained a significant following in the Finnish indie rock scene, particularly among fans of progressive and experimental music.

Öljyttömät's music style is characterized by complex song structures, unconventional time signatures, and a blend of various musical genres, including rock, jazz, and minimalist music. Their sound is often described as quirky, offbeat, and humorous, with a strong emphasis on instrumental textures and ambiguous vocal delivery.

The band released several EPs and albums between 2007 and 2014, including "Kaksi kaveria" (2008), "Pärnakukka" (2009), and "Maaf innostaa" (2012). Öljyttömät's live performances are known for their energy and unpredictability, with band members switching between various instruments and vocals throughout the show.

Öljyttömät is considered a cult band in Finland, with a dedicated fan base that appreciates their innovative approach to music. Although they have not achieved widespread commercial success, the group has maintained a loyal following in the Finnish music scene and continues to release new music, albeit at a slow pace.

The band's moniker Öljyttömät roughly translates to "oil stain" in English, which serves as a nod to their reputation for being slightly odd and unconventional. As a result, Öljyttömät has become a unique and recognizable presence in the Finnish music landscape, known for their commitment to creative experimentation and artistic expression.