My Fate

Finland’s My Destiny is one of the numerous rings that arrived from the Scandinavian steel underground in the first 2000s. Their choice steel (which incorporates components of loss of life steel/black steel, thrash steel and hardcore) is normally filled with contrasts. Sometimes, My Destiny could be melodic (within a dark, haunting method), but various other situations, the Finnish clothing will pound listeners into distribution with vicious sensory assaults. If My Destiny has been melodic about a minute, there’s a excellent chance that they can take a awful turn another minute and demonstrate precisely how thick, ferocious and brutally severe they could be. And Antti Ojanen, My Fate’s lead vocalist, is quite befitting the music group due to his capability to handle both sane as well as the insane. A few of Ojanen’s business lead vocals with My Destiny are clean and regular, however the Nordic vocalist can easily change to the type of demonic, guttural growling that loss of life metallic/black metallic and grindcore are recognized for. My Destiny (which, like the majority of Scandinavian metallic rings, writes in British specifically) was shaped in Tampere, Finland through the springtime of 2000 by three headbangers who have been in their past due teens at that time: guitarist Jaakko Jarvensivu (b. Sep. 12, 1981), bassist Roope Lehtinen (b. June 17, 1980) and drummer Vilho Rajala (b. Nov. 18, 1981). Before My Destiny, Rajala and Lehtinen have been with Wompuco, an obscure Finnish metallic music group that was shaped in 1997 and known as it quits in early 2000 shortly before My Fate’s development. (Two of individuals Rajala and Lehtinen understood from Wompuco, guitarists Janne Kykkänen and Risto Katajisto, possess since played inside a music group known as Superstar Suckers). In August 2000, Jarvensivu, Rajala and Lehtinen employed Ojanen (b. Might 10, 1981) as My Fate’s lead vocalist — as well as the group officially became a quintet whenever a second guitarist, Mikko Lehtinen (b. December. 12, 1982), was added in November 2000. Sometimes, Jarvensivu has performed some keyboards with My Destiny, but he’s a guitarist first of all. My Fate’s 1st launch was an EP entitled Bloodstains, that they adopted up making use of their second EP, Sinking, in 2001. The band’s 1st full-length album, Joy Can be Fiction, was documented in 2002; after released in Finland for the Firebox label in 2003, Joy Can be Fiction was distributed in america from the Phoenix, AZ-based Crash Music in 2004.