Magyar Posse

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Magyar Posse is a Finnish post-rock band established in 2000 in the city of Pori. They have been praised by critics since their first album. Their second album achieved Top 40 status in Finland. They have toured frequently in Europe. Their first music video 'Whirpool of Terror and Tension' (2006) won two awards in the Oulu Music Video Festival and a Kultainen Muuvi, the grand prize for Finnish music videos.

For their latest album, Random Avenger, Magyar Posse expanded to be a six-piece, when the violinist Sandra Mahlamäki joined the band.

[edit] Band Members

Olli Joukio
Tuomas Laurila
Jari Lähteinen
Sandra Mahlamäki
Mikko Rintala
Pasi Salmi
Harri Sippola
Tuomas Laurila

[edit] Albums

We Will Carry You Over The Mountains (Verdura Records 2002)

Sleepwalker
Witchcraft
Single sparks are spectral fires
Pacific ocean/Death in the desert
(nameless)
Enemy within
The endless cycle of violence
Lufthan

Kings of Time (Verdura Records 2004)

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Random Avenger (Verdura Records 2006)

Whirlpool of terror and tension
Sudden death
Black procession
European lover/Random Avenger
Intercontinental hustle
One by one
Popzag

In addition the tracks Sports and Combat Shock in the album: Tulva-kokoelma 2: Tässä me uimme, tätä me juomme (2003) and Robots 4 Life from the album Huge Bass - Post It.