Karjalan sissit

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Karjalan Sissit
Origin Sweden, Finland
Genres Martial, neo-classical, noise, dark ambient
Years active2000–2020 [1]
Labels Cold Spring, Svartvintras Productions, Eternal Soul Records, Cold Meat Industry, Cyclic Law
MembersMarkus Pesonen
Peter Bjärgö
D.F. Bragman
Mikael Lindblom
Per Ahlund
Website myspace.com/karjalansissit

Karjalan Sissit (Finnish for "Karelian Guerrillas") was the main musical project of Finnish musician Markus Pesonen. He combines neoclassical orchestral arrangements with elements of noise, power electronics and dark ambient. Common themes on his records are alcoholism, mental health problems and domestic violence. His current location is Eskilstuna, Sweden, and he works with Peter Bjärgö's Erebus Odora label.

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References

  1. Ikonen, Niko (15 February 2020). "Karjalan sissit on lopettanut 20 vuoden alkoholi- ja mielenterveysongelmien jälkeen". Inferno  [ fi ] (in Finnish). Retrieved 13 December 2024.