Klamydia

Klamydia (Chlamydia) certainly are a Finnish D.We.Y. punk rock-band shaped in 1988. Their oft-mentioned inspirations are rings just like the Ramones, Misfits and Motörhead. They’ve got a significant amount of bass and guitarists, while just vocalist and primary songwriter Vesa “Vesku” Jokinen and drummer Riku Purtola have already been constant associates (though Purtola became a member of the music group in 1989, after their first handful of produces). They’re most widely known because of their offbeat, funny attitude noticeable in record game titles like 1993’s Masturbaatio Ilman Käsiä (Masturbation Without Hands), a self-released record that increased to number 2 over the Finnish pop graphs. Other popular information included 1991’s Los Celibatos, 1995’s Siittiöt Sotapolulla (Sperm Warpath), as well as the 1998 three-CD tenth wedding anniversary collection Klamytologia. They seldom get any vital accolades because of their music, however they have a solid fan base, and many of their albums possess gone gold as well as platinum within their indigenous property. Klamydia veered into even more traditional rock and roll music in the past due ’90s using the record Zulupohjalta (1999), but bounced back to their own make of craziness when the brand new millennium rolled along with Klamytapit (2001). The music group has also prevailed in Germany, launching divide singles there and touring with such German punk rings as Die Schwarzen Schafe and Die Lokalmatadore. In 2001 Klamydia had been offered a prestigious ethnic prize by their hometown of Vaasa, which triggered significant consternation in even more traditional artwork circles. The bandmembers chuckled on the interest while savoring the improved product sales and curiosity about the music group. In 2007 the group’s most recent incarnation was still over the graphs using its 22nd discharge, the eponymous Klamydia.