Tomi Joutsen

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Tomi Joutsen
Tomi Joutsen at Helsinki Metal Meeting 2010.
Background information
Born	(1975-04-30) April 30, 1975 Lohja, Finland
Genres	Melodic death metal, gothic metal, death metal, progressive metal, folk metal
Instruments	Vocals, guitar, drums
Years active	1997–present
Labels	Nuclear Blast (with Amorphis)
Associated acts	Amorphis, Sinisthra, The Candles Burning Blue, Corpse Molester Cult

Tomi Joutsen (born April 30, 1975) is the current frontman for the bands Amorphis and Sinisthra. In 1999, he founded Sinisthra with Markku Mäkinen under the name Nevergreen. He performs both harsh and clean vocals, a contrast to the traditional heavy metal and punk rock stylish high-pitched voice of former Amorphis singer Pasi Koskinen. Tomi's voice style is very deep, similar to a gothic metal singer in the vein of Nick Holmes from Paradise Lost and Peter Steele of Type O Negative.^[1]

References

↑ "Artists :: Tomi Joutsen" (in French). Metalweb. Retrieved 23 July 2012.

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Tomi Joutsen Esa Holopainen Tomi Koivusaari Niclas Etelävuori Santeri Kallio Jan Rechberger Pasi Koskinen Olli-Pekka Laine Pekka Kasari Kim Rantala Kasper Mårtenson

Studio albums	The Karelian Isthmus Tales from the Thousand Lakes Elegy Tuonela Am Universum Far from the Sun Eclipse Silent Waters Skyforger The Beginning of Times Circle

EPs	Privilege of Evil Black Winter Day

Singles	"Divinity" "Alone" "Day of Your Beliefs" "Evil Inside" "House of Sleep" "The Smoke" "Silent Waters" "Silver Bride" "From the Heaven of My Heart" "You I Need" "Hopeless Days" "The Wanderer"

Compilations	Story - 10th Anniversary Chapters Magic & Mayhem - Tales From the Early Years

Video albums	Forging the Land of Thousand Lakes

Related articles	Abhorrence Kalevala

Persondata
Name	Joutsen
Alternative names
Short description	Finnish singer
Date of birth	30 April 1975
Place of birth	Lohja, Finland
Date of death
Place of death

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