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Negative – Dancing to Scorpions ballads, head between some boobs
Expect the unexpected. For most metal maniacs Finland stands for death, black and gothic metal. But there is a brave horde of musicians that live for the another kind of rock music. Bands like Teräsbetoni or Negative are doing their way in the style of the 80´s. But, of course, with the typical note of Finlands melancholy. Singer Janne explains before a gig on the tour with Him and The Rasmus, how comes. >> more/mehr

2006-02-23

Negative: Scared of well-trained men!
The hype around the early years of Negative has calmed down so far, but the band is more active than ever. They have obviously matured since their last release „Neon“. The young finnish band Negative owes a big part of their success to their charismatic singer Jonne Aaron, who agreed to meet STALKER in Zurich despite his voice problems. >> more/mehr

2011-02-15

Negative: Anorexia and a strange fetish
If any Finnish band has its share of silly jokes, cheesy rumors and hysterically loud female following, without a doubt you´d recognize – it´s Negative! STALKER had them reveal some juicy details about the band... >> more/mehr

2007-03-13

New Generation Superstars: Rock´n´Roll heroes from Sherwood Forest
Another band that struck us at Mama Trash Fest this year was the British Act New Generation Superstars, who really kicked some asses at their show at Nosturi Club. We met the guys before the show backstage – although according to them, backstage is not quite the place where the party is happening. If you want to find out more, and where the REAL party goes on, just continue reading... >> more/mehr

2010-04-15

New York Dolls – An air of Dolce und Gabbana on the wasteyard
Gee, how small the only surviving Doll-members Syl Sylvain and David Johansen are if you finally meet them in person after all these years. You could guess that with the guitar playing musical director Sylvain, yet that he hardly makes a 1,60 m is still a „little“ surprise. Even worse with singer David Johansen: This man who appears huge on the iconic cover of their legendary first album also hardly reaches the 1,70 meter-mark. >> more/mehr

2006-12-07