Process Pain - Biography
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Biography
Band by Teemu Tomb (Drums), Lauri Laakso (guitar) and Toni Riihiluoma (Guitar) in autumn 2006, though the name of the band was not yet and the purpose was to play so far only for personal enjoyment. Call Background of this trio was already several years euphony of the band, whose musical style was a Finnish heavy rock. Euphony put the straws in the bag in the spring of 2005, when a call, however, was the SE thing so the stuff was knocked Kauhajoki heap and was taken to Vaasa Vaskiluoto, which began to play it harder humppa.
Initially, the playlist was the only cover songs, but soon began to accumulate functional riffs, which were twisted then whole songs, and somehow the idea of calling the public began to enthrall members. Water is added to the mill when the band got in late autumn confirmation Teemu Björn, who came to play bass, and as soon as soon as possible after Jan-Erik Niemi grabbed the mic. Both confirmations even played together in the past Fold hardcore band, but Jan-Erik's musical instrument was the drums.
The genre Process: Pain for was clear; hardcore, death metal, and the vowels in English. Clean vocals were wiped could the initial stages, as a mere exclamation simply work better.
Year's worth of the band rehearsing in that lineup, as Lauri announced the end of play. The band went on for about a month of practice and reserved the studio recording the demo for even the songs were arranged for two guitars, instead of a second guitar player had been really even looked for. Only 2 weeks before the studio recordings the band sent the notes and raw versions of the Sami Sanberg, who played for a week to get to rehearsal demo songs coming at a good vibe, and thus earned its place as Process: wrestling.
Studio recorded 5 tracks of which 4 ended up being the first demo. Demon recorded, mixed and mastered by Sami "Hannu" Koivisto.
A few months ahead and Teemu Björni announced the end of playing in a band, and while the PP was in a one-man deficit. The disc was less than a yard only after half a year, and of these around the same time, then found a new bassist Mikko Keränen.
Now Process: Pain is thrown in this line-up a few gigs, got a heap of new material, as well as tremendously thirsty for more appearances. Lauri continues the band's graphic designer and has designed the band's website, the logo and album covers.
Initially, the playlist was the only cover songs, but soon began to accumulate functional riffs, which were twisted then whole songs, and somehow the idea of calling the public began to enthrall members. Water is added to the mill when the band got in late autumn confirmation Teemu Björn, who came to play bass, and as soon as soon as possible after Jan-Erik Niemi grabbed the mic. Both confirmations even played together in the past Fold hardcore band, but Jan-Erik's musical instrument was the drums.
The genre Process: Pain for was clear; hardcore, death metal, and the vowels in English. Clean vocals were wiped could the initial stages, as a mere exclamation simply work better.
Year's worth of the band rehearsing in that lineup, as Lauri announced the end of play. The band went on for about a month of practice and reserved the studio recording the demo for even the songs were arranged for two guitars, instead of a second guitar player had been really even looked for. Only 2 weeks before the studio recordings the band sent the notes and raw versions of the Sami Sanberg, who played for a week to get to rehearsal demo songs coming at a good vibe, and thus earned its place as Process: wrestling.
Studio recorded 5 tracks of which 4 ended up being the first demo. Demon recorded, mixed and mastered by Sami "Hannu" Koivisto.
A few months ahead and Teemu Björni announced the end of playing in a band, and while the PP was in a one-man deficit. The disc was less than a yard only after half a year, and of these around the same time, then found a new bassist Mikko Keränen.
Now Process: Pain is thrown in this line-up a few gigs, got a heap of new material, as well as tremendously thirsty for more appearances. Lauri continues the band's graphic designer and has designed the band's website, the logo and album covers.