Inthral

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Unreleased material: 1997 to 1999 - Two demos were recorded at "Brutal Art Sound Lab studios " but were never released due to poor sound quality. Biography It all started in '89 at Espoo, Finland when Simo Autio (guitar) asked if Mikael Vedenpää (guitar) wanted to join his "band". Mikael agreed. Simo made the songs, Mikael wrote the lyrics. Other members in the band were Jukka Vesamaa (drums) and Jürgen Schreiber (guitar, later bass), all of these guys were schoolmates. Jürgen was kicked out in '93 due to absence at the rehearsals, and at the same time the band was named to Biopsy. In '94 at the rehearsals this guy jumped from the back room of the music class and started playing a bass solo. He was the new bass player and singer Petri Ervonmaa (Pete). The band was renamed to Carnage and new songs were made, but the guys were disappointed with the development of Jukka's drumming skills. In '95 Pete brought a drummer friend to the rehearsals, the guys were impressed and Jukka was replaced by Rainer Tuomikanto (Raikku). The band was re-renamed to Inthral (a modification from Enthrall) and did some gigs in Espoo. Reborn demo '96 was made and sold out instantly. Also lots of other material were made, but not released. At first the music style was a kind of speed-thrash metal mixed with death metal, later melo-death came around. Between '97 and '99 Inthral recorded two demos at Brutal Art Sound Lab studios with Jani Holopainen on vocals. Neither of these were released simply because they sounded terrible. In '99 Jani left the band due to technical problems. During Autumn '00, Simo took over the band's vocal duty. At the same time he was visiting the rehearsals of a local band and was impressed by the keyboard player Risto Kokkonen. Slightly after they re-re-renamed themselves to Causemos. (continues in Causemos)

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