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	Metal-Rules.com: Interview With Korpiklaani
		Korpiklaani may sound a little bit weird as well as exotic in ears of readers.
		Korpiklaani, meaning WoodClan, definitely share the same playground along with their land mates Finntroll, by combining the metal elements together with the folk influences and putting out great sounding stuff.
		Even though Korpiklaani as a band is a new name in the genre, the background of the members lead all the way back to the early 90's when they used to be under the moniker Shaman (until former Angra members went on by forming a band called Shaman).
	www.metal-rules.com /interviews/Korpiklaani-March2004.htm (2852 words)

	Korpiklaani (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Korpiklaani (Backwoods Clan in Finnish) is a folk metal band from Finland.
		Korpiklaani is the new name of the band previously called Shaman, that was formed by Jonne Järvelä who still remains the mastermind of Korpiklaani.
		The music of Korpiklaani ranges from the violin-and-guitar paean to the Finnish god of fermentation Pellonpekko, to the "typical" trollish metal "Wooden Pints", to "Crows Bring The Spring".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Korpiklaani (164 words)

	Korpiklaani interview @ Tartareandesire.com
		This interview with front man Jonne Järvelä of Korpiklaani was done by e-mail by Fjordi in May, 2005 (original questions from late February).
		Korpiklaani is a different folk metal band from Suomi Finland, demonstrating a stronger traditional music influence than most of the bands of the genre in their style and more precisely in their last album called “Voice Of Wilderness” and released through Napalm Records.
		I think Korpiklaani is most FOLK from the rest of the folk metal bands.
	www.tartareandesire.com /interviews/korpiklaani.html (1384 words)

	Transcending the Mundane: Interview with Korpiklaani
		Korpiklaani was born when their previous band Shaman was forced into a name change.
		Although the band's mainman Jonne felt the name change was for the better; Korpiklaani have quickly recorded and released two full lengths; Spirit of the Forest and Voice of Wilderness, in as many years.
		Korpiklaani is more aggressive and more metal than the Shaman was and we have now different and permanent line-up.
	basementbar.com /InterviewN1.asp?ID=518 (903 words)

	Korpiklaani – Music at Last.fm
		Korpiklaani (which translates to "Forest Clan" in English) is a folk metal band from Finland.
		Korpiklaani is the new name of the band previously called Shaman, that was formed by Jonne Järvelä who still remains the mastermind of Korpiklaani.
		The music of Korpiklaani ranges from the violin-and-guitar paean to the Finnish god of fermentation Pellonpekko, to the "typical" trollish metal Wooden Pints, to Crows Bring The Spring, which is strongly reminiscent of "Ride the Lightning" era of Metallica.
	www.last.fm /music/Korpiklaani (779 words)

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		Korpiklaani are a seven piece (yes I said seven piece!) folk metal band from Finland, whose songs make great use of the traditional instrumentation, vocal styles, and folklore of their homeland.
		Korpiklaani’s use of real instruments to diversify their sound, rather than keyboards or synthesizers gives the music a genuine, organic quality.
		Attack and let it burn!” Korpiklaani are generally a lively and upbeat bunch, and overall this album really is faster paced, and more aggressive than the first one.
	www.noofficialcapacity.net /NoC/Reviews/Korpiklaani.html (651 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - KORPIKLAANI Begins Recording New Album
		Finnish folk metallers KORPIKLAANI have entered Fantom Studios in Tampere, Finland with producer Samu Oittinen to begin recording their fourth album, "Tervaskanto", tentatively due in April 2007.
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	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=62709 (225 words)

	METALEATER.COM - Interviews - Korpiklaani - Jonne Jarvela
		Folk music with all of its instruments like violins, accordions and flutes was once kind of a "swear word" a while ago, but thanks to many new folk metal bands, it is not like that anymore.
		Prior to forming KORPIKLAANI you were one of the creative forces behind SHAMAANI DUO which later evolved into SHAMAN.
		KORPIKLAANI is the thing that I'm going to make until I'm in my grave.
	www.metaleater.com /interviews-korpiklaani07062005.php (3695 words)

	DigitalMetal.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Korpiklaani literally translates to “Forest Clan”, and they play an exciting and novel form of organic folk melodies and traditional metal.
		The first Korpiklaani album was originally going to be released as Shaman anyway, so the change was on its way even before the name change.
		I obviously had to forward the question to Jonne and his reply was hilarious and it also defined Korpiklaani's music quite well.
	www.digitalmetal.com /interviews.asp?iID=6890 (1301 words)

	MetalBite - Heavy Metal Webzine - Tracks
		When I saw this band’s medieval garb in all their photos, I feared the worst, but the difference is obvious: while their countrymen were playing with foam swords in the forest, Korpiklaani concentrated on writing energetic, interesting music.
		The factor that separates Korpiklaani from the aforementioned soundalikes is, in fact, their ability to write interesting songs.
		Korpiklaani, meanwhile, borrow liberally from power metal, NWOHBM, and melodic death metal.
	www.metalbite.com /tracks.asp?album=3528 (573 words)

	Korpiklaani \| MUSICA.MUSTDIE.RU
		Korpiklaani will start recording their 3rd album on 15th of November at Fantom studio.
		KORPIKLAANI, or "Woods Clan" in its translated form, is one of NAPALM RECS' latest signings.
		KORPIKLAANI may make avid use of traditional Finnish instruments, yet their way of approaching folk metal is without a doubt unique, even in Finland!
	musica.mustdie.ru /en/band/korpiklaani (167 words)

	MySpace.com - Korpiklaani - Lahti, FI - Metal / Folk / Thrash - www.myspace.com/korpiklaaniofficial
		Many of KORPIKLAANI's songs come directly from the annals of the Finnish folk archives, but are activated with a fierce twist of metal.
		KORPIKLAANIs music is very Finnish and the band does not fear to be labeled yokels, living in the middle of the forest.
		When KORPIKLAANI plays, it is party time for the band, but maybe even more for the audience that soon changes in one big happy, whirling pit, where everyone has a great time, and all daily worries are forgotten.
	www.myspace.com /korpiklaaniofficial (1142 words)

	Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives :: View topic - Korpiklaani Pronunciation
		Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 6:19 pm Post subject: Korpiklaani Pronunciation
		Heard of and found this band through a friend, I was wondering how in the world this is supposed to be pronounced..
		Then write Korpiklaani or any finnish word in the box and then click "Kuuntele puhe" -button.
	www.metal-archives.com /board/viewtopic.php?t=17803&highlight= (282 words)

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