KALMAH Albums RANKED Best To WORST (FFO Children Of Bodom)

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[@smote_his_ruin]

Black Waltz is my favorite. It's so consistent front to back. No filler songs at all. Every song has its own personality and uniqueness. It's where their songwriting peaked imo. (Sections like 2:25 on One from the Stands, the first minute and ending of Time Takes Us All are just legendary and the opening/main theme of the title track is ear wormed in my head for all eternity) Unlike the "blur" of riffs, blasts and synths on their first two, its just so much more thought out. The first 4 are untouchable classics though.. after that, hit and miss albums and songs before they mostly recover with Palo. No singular album they have done after Black Waltz can touch the greatness of the first 4. (Some songs definitely reach those heights). I remember being so excited for and consequently let down with For the Revolution. Oh and Kalmah > Bodom

[@ianswift3521]

for those of us who had devoured the 2004 sample tracks the band posted of bitter metallic side and groan of wind which at the time was being called infernal death, the end result of black waltz was very disappointing in comparison. especially the album version of infernal death - groan of wind. also they made the melody on bitter metallic side sound like some Sesame Street nonsense. Black Waltz is maimed by production and the fact mr pekka's voice had to switch styles to the low register due to being allegedly damaged. At least that was the reasoning given for no more of the shrieking style vocals on that album.

[@WhattheFwouldIknow]

Yeah I love the black waltz but it would have been my number 1 if they kept the old vocals@@ianswift3521

[@countlessskies147]

I totally agree, but a I just want to point out that For The Revolution contains a gem called "Towards the Sky"., my personal favourite. All the best

[@smote_his_ruin]

@@countlessskies147 I always liked the title track and Outremer and a couple others. I should go back and revisit that album. Maybe my hype level was just too high when it came out. I definitely feel its like the last gasp of old school Kalmah.

[@ManekiNeko1972]

I love how there's no "garbage" or "meh" ratings. Kalmah is a stalwart band that puts out great albums on a consistent basis.

[@jlew332]

Definitely my favorite melodeath band. Every album is good, endless hooks, great vocals, amazing keyboards and their riffs are truly remarkable. Pekka and Antti are absolute beasts.

[@tp21_ch]

Nice review! With many songs, you only realize how brilliant they are when you take your time and listen carefully. These are my 3 highlights from the album "The Black Waltz": Groan Of Wind: The beautiful melody which starts at the same time as the brutal vocals. Time Take Us All: Rytm at 1:44, Black Waltz: Solo at 3:20. Kalmah plays in the top league although they just do music as a hobby.

[@alexddragame]

Love Kalmah, very consistent band, no bad albums. Kinda sad that my favorite is the one you put at the bottom (still in good tho) but I get it, can't wait to hear new album

[@MetalTrenches]

I’m definitely in the minority on The Black Waltz

[@ianswift3521]

As a fan since 2001, Palo is crap. they started to lose me in 2013. a few songs on seventh swamphony are cool and i finally recently grabbed the LP, ten years later, but the Palo album is just crap.

[@jstdust]

My ranking Amazing: For the revolution, Swamploard, 12 Gauge Amazing : Swampsong, The Black waltz, Seventh Swamphony. Amazing: Kalmah, Palo. Every album they have are my favourite, every Kalmah's albums is very important for me. Kalmah is my forever favourite Melodic death metal band.

[@tylersmith2849]

This band has some of the most eargasm solos and riffs ive ever heard. The Blind Leader, They Will Return, Hades, Withering Away. So damn good.

[@Buruu0903]

Loved this band growing up.. forgot they existed til you gave them a shout and have been obsessed since! Cant argue with your rankings and cant wait to spin the new record

[@Elstupidor]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the intro riff to Bird of Ill Omen. If you haven’t listened to it at least once before reading this comment, now is the time.

[@AngusMacThrasherMetalReviews]

Only just discovered this band and I’m loving it! 🤘🏿

[@MetalTrenches]

🤘🏻

[@drxsmetalhippie]

Man I forgot about this band. I'll be doing a deep dive into their discography today. Thanks for the reminder.

[@MetalTrenches]

Enjoy!

[@zacharyseibert4526]

"Using The Word" is soooo good.

[@tenacious_JB]

Thanks for the video. All the more reasons to revisit some of the albums I havent listened to in a while. And since you asked: while I loved the first 2 albums I (for whatever stupid reason) stopped paying attention to this band for a while. That is until I heard Black Waltz, which in my opinion is where Kalmah peaked. I love how the album is simultaneously heavy and catch and the growls blew me away on first listen, as I prefer how they fit the music. Crushingly heavy riffs paired with unforgettable melodies. Perfect album!

[@theloadingscreen3193]

I have a huge back kalmah tattoo shoulder to shoulder so nice to see people speak about them more

[@Justin-rv7oy]

Great video Trenches, Kalmah deserves more attention

[@MetalTrenches]

They do

[@ianswift3521]

does this youtuber think hes a tokyo ghoul or what. this is some call it doody nonsense. and he sounds like he's eager to get pegged by an OF Queen.

[@MoSweiti666]

Hey Trenches! Nice Burial In The Sky shirt! Love that album! I've seen this band a lot, but I've never had the chance to check them out. Your video is gonna be my gateway to start listening. Today's a pretty big day for metal. My highlight is Phlebotomized's new album Clouds of Confusion. Check it out if you like your Death/Doom symphonic, progressive and experimental. It's brilliant. There's also Sirenia's 1977, Olkoth's At The Eye of Chaos (For some nasty, heavy death metal FFO Nile, Hate Eternal and Hideous Divinity).

[@pariah666x]

Dam dude just discovered your channel I love kalmah. Using your chart the only 2 I would change is seventh swamphony for me to the top with swampsong and palo to the bottom with the black waltz. Black martens trace might be kalmahs most underated song

[@ilikevideos4868]

I was mentally prepared to write a long comment, but all I can say is that I agree with you 100% lmao

[@ruddthreetrees1104]

My fav Melo band. My X missus used to think their name was cowbar

[@conjure4585]

I'm pretty excited for their new album, really dig the singles. I haven't gone through their discography yet, though I do remember going through a few tracks off of They Will Return and enjoying it a lot. Thanks for the video as always! And also as a sidenote, Miserere Luminis is releasing a new album next month and I think you should really check it out! Feel like they'd be right up your alley. AOTY contender for me!

[@-Ruben]

I love the Black Waltz, it was my first "growls on it" album. I started liking them after my father sent me three songs, but I only liked Defeat at first beacuse of that riff 😁

[@BE02Raziel]

"What? How?" is my exact reaction. "Heroes to Us" may have been my first Kalmah song but the Black Waltz album was my anchor to the band.

[@MetalNeverDieswithMarkA]

Never got into this band. But I will give them a listen for sure. Cheers

[@MetalTrenches]

Do it!

[@UnknownMelodeath]

Moon of my Nights was the third melodeath song I ever heard, right after In Flames - Swim and Skyfire - Effusion of Strength. There was something about the unsettling vocals mixed with crazy melodies. Hard to rank these albums as they're all good, agreed with almost all of this though!

[@MetalTrenches]

🤘🏻

[@ms-06fzakuii53]

Skyfire is hella underrated. That whole Spectral album is so musically dense and consistent

[@blackwaterrust476]

Awesome band can’t wait to get into their discography, once I’m done with Immortal

[@conradbarnard5807]

Well now ,,,,,,never new about this band......thanks for the introduction......this is right up my alley

[@anon176]

Your tier list really shows what kind of sound you like from their albums. Interesting that you rated The Black Waltz so low. That album has so many timeless and unique songs but I can see how the overall album isn't as consistent as some of the others. Contrarily to you, I LOVED Hollo so much it was refreshing to see them try this sort of song and nailing it so well. Really appreciating the respect for 12 Gauge since that album slaps so hard. That said I rate Swamplord much much higher than They Will Return or Swampsong. That debut album was a masterpiece.

[@AleksiVainikainen]

Nice video once again! Gotta ask, any chance u could do a ranking video of all the havok albums?

[@MetalTrenches]

Maybe some day.

[@aw_1890]

I have only listened to 5 of their albums but They Will Return is definitely my favourite so far, with the black Waltz in second place :)

[@MetalTrenches]

🤘🏻

[@therolando608]

Anyone who loves Kalmah should check out the band Suotana. The keyboardist from Kalmah is also their keyboardist and their music is also super good.

[@MerTheMan]

Hey are you ever gonna make a Kataklysm tier list they have so many great albums and I’m curious on your thoughts of them

[@Marc43666]

my favourite melodeath band probably

[@MetalTrenches]

They’re definitely up there

[@Freddespelarspel]

Yeah it is very close to be that , for me also

[@Zubatticus]

When I was getting into melodeath, Kalmah was the first one to get me into the genre, even before Insomnium. It's crazy how hard they get slept on.

[@MetalTrenches]

That’s awesome. It was YEARS before I went from IF and DT to discovering Kalmah

[@smote_his_ruin]

I think they're better than Bodom.

[@Charles_Anthony]

I heard Kalmah before Bodom. I loved Bodom but Blooddrunk ruined the magical formula that Alexi had. It wouldn't be until Hexed that he put out another gem while Kalmah has never out out a bad album. They are some rough ones due to production, but that's not their fault.

[@GreasyGrissom54]

Seen them at paganfest in Munich around 2010. Loved them since

[@b.johnjamin7439]

Great video man, subscribed! Found you while searching for morsels of info about the new Kalmah album. Personally, I’d put 12G up a rank because I think most of the songs are great, and then move SS up one into its old spot (I really like a few of the songs). Generally though, we’re pretty dang close! Also, re the new album, can you share which tracks are your favorites so far?

[@MetalTrenches]

Yeah it’s a shame that they aren’t bigger. They deserve to be. Haunted By Guilt, Veil Of Sin, Scarred By Sadness. The closer is really good too.

[@b.johnjamin7439]

Thanks dude, excited to hear it! Rock on!

[@HAXAN-V-V]

I prefer this to most melo-death bands. very underrated.

[@attetanskanen7001]

Good ranking. 😎🤘 I saw Kalmah on april and they really put on a good show. They don't do any gimmicks. Their rhytm guitarist is the frontman. He tells jokes between the songs and has charisma. Lead guitarist is very skilled and they look like having fun on the stage. There was an insane moshpits during every song. The momentum just pulled people in there.

[@danc8458]

This a fire vid....S tier

[@Dave-xu5pr]

Can u review High Command Eclipse of the dual moons?

[@rarevisionog]

To my tastes New album is way better than last 2 albums. I still prefer 12 Gauge over it.

[@yospecker]

I found heroes to us on youtube back in the day what a day that was

[@MetalTrenches]

🤘🏻

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

Oh wow didn't know anyone knew of these guys. I have to get all these album. The only one I have is they will return.

[@alexperry4691]

Kalmah rule!

[@brewtalityk]

really interesting seeing the Christian lyrics on some tracks, particularly on the album Outremer Swamplord, They Will Return, The Black Waltz and 12 Gauge are my favorites lol

[@kmgd4086]

Awesome band. I’m surprised they don’t tour that much. I live in Europe and I never saw them in my city.

[@flankkh]

It seems the band is more like a hobby for the Kokko brothers, they have real jobs. And they are not interested in touring with shitty pay

[@kmgd4086]

@@flankkh Understandable. But still, it’s a shame for such a great band !

[@JohnWayne-vf5bs]

What a great melodic death metal band by the way do you like industrial metalcore just wondering

[@imawesomeyourenot]

As much as i absolutely loved Swampsong (played it nonstop for a very long time) when it came out, I never followed through with the rest of their discography other than a casual listen once or twice. Ill have to remedy that.

[@sonicfan27music]

Been in love with this band recently. Palo and their self tilted are probably in the top of my mdm albums. They and Mors Principum Est are not too far from DT and In Flames in my opinion.

[@GeorgeMacLaurin]

I know this might be controversial... Perfection: Swamplord Fantastic: 12 Gauge, They Will Return, Swampsong Amazing: The Black Waltz, Palo Great: For The Revolution, Seventh Swamphony, Kalmah Good: / Actually it has changed a lot with time and it will, Kalmah are my life companions and I really hope they will never stop making music... I think they should engage with their emotions of feeling old and develop a sound similar to Red and Black, while maintanining their unique Kamah sound

[@crispy_asch7110]

I agree with your thoughts on the black waltz. I think its the tone/production that just makes me wish I was listening to insomnium instead. Idk its weird

[@darrelladams4886]

I like kalmah. This album brings back certain vibes that felt in short supply on the last album. Palo you can kinda tell they wanted to try something different. This album feels more back on course with what people loved. It is taking a few listens to connect to but the foundation is there. Like with insomnium I can find the vocal production hit and miss from one album to the next, with lyrics and hooks having either the right mix or clarity and rawness or feeling muddy and buried a bit. It’s an ok album, they can be proud of it. Also Black waltz is awesome

[@AJ_MUR]

I agree with your point on Palo. It definitely sounds like they tried to go in a more 'accessible' direction with tracks like 'The Evil Kin' and 'Take Me Away'. I'm not sure if they've ever admitted to it in the interviews they've had, but I believe that they made a conscious effort to go back to a heavier sound, and I think that it can be heard within every track of their new album. Even 'Red and Black' and 'Drifting in a Dream' manage to have some serious weight and punch in their sound when compared to Palo's heaviest songs.

[@DashieNegan41]

Underrated band

[@FuriousMetal1968]

I must have had my head in the sand back in the day not to have listened to this band! I was into Soilwork, In Flames and COB. How did I not hear Kalmah!? I guess I have some serious backtracking to do, lol.

[@MetalTrenches]

It was the same for me. They just don’t get the same marketing

[@FuriousMetal1968]

@@MetalTrenches From what I heard I'm all in on this band now🤘😎

[@marcoa.a.2674]

Love kalmah... ❤

[@csabasilenoz]

Really happy you have released this video, as I'm the guy who promotes Kalmah in our 200-300 pers. metalhead community since at least 2011, and usually no one cares about. 😂 I guess they remained underrated due to having released just a single album in every 5 years since the social media boom, and "rival" bands like Insomnium get big media coverage. On a more serious note, my list would look totally different though. When Palo came out, I was waiting for too long for a new Kalmah release, and I was a bit disappointed. I have tried too many times to love that record since then, and after a point, I started to totally dislike it 😅 However I'm loving the new album, so everything is fine again :D

[@MetalTrenches]

Anyone who spreads the word is a friend of mine. Honestly it feels like Insomnium barely gets any press now either. And don’t get me started on Mors Principium Est…

[@csabasilenoz]

@@MetalTrenches I'm from Eastern Europe, and Insomnium are quite big in this zone. Sadly Mors Principium Est is not known at all :( we had them playing at the biggest metal festival in Romania for at least 2 times, and still no one really knows them from apart a small fanbase. But Kalmah was in the same pot 10 years ago. I remember I wrote an album review for a small webzine after Seventh Swamphony came out, and beside the small fanbase, the people didn't really knew them, and we are not that far away from Finland and the Scandinavian scene either. Hopefully it will change. For example Omnium Gatherum started to get a bit hyped, they toured last year opening for Fleshgod Apocalypse, in front of quite big audiences. :)

[@lucasfromcopyshipper]

Awesome review as usual. The Black Waltz was the first metal album I ever listened to, and what got me into metal when I was 15. So surprised you ranked in as your least favourite. Swampsong is by far their best. I agree it is at Perfection level.

[@MetalTrenches]

I seem to be in the minority on The Black Waltz

[@jdg1120]

I was lucky enough to get into this band from the first album, so been along for the ride, truly great band. I don't know much about how I'd put the middle rankings, but for me best = 12 gauge, no question. I LOVE that album. "Worst" = The black waltz, For the revolution.

[@MerTheMan]

They are one of the best

[@angelcreator7393]

What band is on your shirt? Bit random but thought I'd ask

[@MetalTrenches]

Burial In The Sky

[@Drpavel564]

My favorite band ever. For me I think FTR is pinnacle Kalmah. If deadmans shadow and outremer were on Swamplord then I’d change my mind. FTR>Swamplord=TWR>TBW>SS=12 Gauge>Swampsong>Palo I’m still digesting the new album but it’s honestly on par with Palo right now.

[@alexanderivanov8850]

Yes, Kalmah didn't released a bad album. Therefore the preference of an album is purely subjective. Yes on their first records there were some similarities in the sound with Children of Bodom, but the content of their songs is thematically broader and constructive as that of Children of Bodom. For example the songs are about live and survive in nature and therefore their positioning against environmental destruction, but also about social issues like rejection of the consumer society or against bigotry on their last albums they are turn more towards original christianity. My view of the development of their sound is, that it became more independent and qualitatively better over the years.

[@thevillageyid]

Their new album is really good.

[@gogwithtempest1219]

I gotta agree with you about the black waltz being the least favorite for me, my favorite album is swampsong. I'm also impressed that I heard the bands Ensiferum and Kalmah in the same sentence. I have lived my life now, I can truly rest.

[@hunterashton8855]

Would you highly recommend this band if nobody has never heard of them cause I've never heard of this band

[@MetalTrenches]

YES

[@bentatoe1832]

Can you PLEASE rank the power metal band Helloween

[@nabilouanes4398]

For rap and hip hop guy when I listend they Will return I was hooked but still dont understand the lyrics😅

[@doomusrlc]

The rasp vocals of the first few albums turned me off to the band. But seeing as they went mot death-growl-y later, I'll need to look into them again

[@DScott-cu2zk]

Firdt three albums were the best as they were an extention of what ETOS were doing. The keyboardist left after Swampsong and the sound of the band completely changed

[@Homm3dude88]

I really like Kalmah, but honestly? I find Seventh Swamphony their best work, and the one I return to the most. I know it's a really unpopular opinion though.

[@MetalTrenches]

Hey, they’re all great options

[@ianswift3521]

@@MetalTrenches yeah brosis everything's equal. everything's interchangeable. everything's valid. kumbaya brosis. fight the patriarchy and slava ukraini.

[@Kurotora86]

"For the revolution" is my least favourite, but it's still a great album compared to releases from other bands. Then again "Swamplord" might be the greatest debut album of all time, for me! 😎

[@caraculo1077]

New album might be their weakest because of the abysmal production. Such a shame trough, the songs are awesome.

[@Charles_Anthony]

I agree wholeheartedly. For this guy to put Black Waltz at "Good" due to the "production" is laughable. Palo ruled, but the production makes it hard to enjoy when you're not listening to it on headphones. This time around I'm not happy with this new album for the same reason... the mix isn't good.

[@caraculo1077]

@@Charles_Anthony new album is literally mixtape lvl production.

[@Charles_Anthony]

@@caraculo1077: Exactly. I don't know what every youtuber is hearing, but they need to clean out their ears or raise their standards.

[@nejobeigott2928]

first 6 albums are perfecti0on man

[@MetalTrenches]

That would make for a very boring list and video

[@nejobeigott2928]

@@MetalTrenches 🤣

[@longshanks5531]

This band is leaps and bounds better than children or boredom

[@lanecarner7622]

Best melodeath band it ain’t close

[@alucard3317]

I prefer Insomnium

[@patrickking2317]

I respectfully disagree with your ranking of their albums. You ranked three of my favorite albums of theirs in the bottom 4. For the Revolution, 12 Gauge, & Seventh Swamphony are, in my opinion, among their best albums! You got it right with Swampsong though, that album is amazing. Sacramentum, Hollo, The Trapper, Outremer, Dead Man’s Shadow are some of their best songs. You’re sleeping on those three aforementioned albums.

[@MetalTrenches]

I literally said they have no bad albums. We just like them in a different order. There’s no “master ranking.”

[@renatoalberico4102]

up to seventh swamphony they were flawless palo and last album are meh there are good songs but nothing too crazy

[@roberthuismans3533]

Kalmah were always better than COB, no formulas and gimmicks, just amazing metal .

[@Wild_Open]

I'm glad lots of people are liking the new album. For myself though, I think it's one of their weakest if not the weakest. There are tons of moments on the album I swear I heard before and the melodies just aren't as memorable as normal. On top of that I think the production is their worst ever - kinda muddy and jumbled. The drums especially sound bad. I'd give it a 7 at most. Which is good most of the time, but very low for a band like Kalmah.

[@kalmahgod4166]

let me said something about kalmah every song is fucking good one there no song from them that sucks every song is rly good to lisen cuz so much melody

[@kaleidoscopeeeee]

Ranking The Black Waltz at the bottom is criminal. And ain’t no way Palo is a better album than Swamplord and They Will Return. The rest I can agree with.

[@MetalTrenches]

Agree to disagree

[@goatmoonwarmaster4641]

I don't see nothing special with this bands Belakor, Insomnium and Kalmah, happy people enjoy it just not for me.

[@Goryptor]

Never really liked Kalmah, too Finnish for my taste. The COBesque keyboards...dunno, one of the bands I would always skip on summer festivals in Europe...

[@Charles_Anthony]

What? Bro? Are you high? Pasi Hitula and Marco Shrek were better composers than Janne Wirman ever was. Wirman's claim to fame is that he can play incredibly fast. Most of the stuff he played was composed by Alexi. Look up "Warman" if you want to see his "true talent" because it's all classical music but in a metal style. Kalmah's keys are mush deeper, darker and melodic without all the classical undertones.

[@Goryptor]

@@Charles_Anthony I may have been high when I was writing the comment, fuck knows...but I'm entitled to my preference and taste in any given state of mind, aren't I? And my preference is the Gothenburg sound, more reliance on guitars/vocals, more groove...

[@Charles_Anthony]

"Good tier".... Yeah, you did that just to piss off your viewers and get them to comment... I get that it was a pretty large shift due to Pasi Hitula's departure but this ain't 2006 anymore. It's pretty much universally accepted that For The Revolution and 12 Guage are the weaker albums, but I personally love 12 Guage so I don't subscribe to that line of thought. With all of that said, I personally think Seventh Swamphany was the biggest shift in tone because the new keyboardist... I can never remember this guy's name despite meeting him, but he originally played in some death techno style band back in the 2000s. He is a good keyboardist and the stuff he did for that one Russian black metal band (Vintergata which kicks ass) is definitely what made the boys in Kalmah recruit him, but even after almost a decade of him... I'm still not used to his keys...

[@MetalTrenches]

We’re all here because we enjoy all of these albums.

[@Charles_Anthony]

@@MetalTrenches: Is that literally all you took away from my post?

[@purpleroyal779]

So annoying this album ranking instead of reviewing properly the new album

[@MetalTrenches]

Sorry…

[@adamagedone]

Any analysis of the last two albums that doesn't mention the terrible production quality should be disregarded. The compositions are good but they just sound atrocious

[@MetalTrenches]

Agree to disagree.

[@adamagedone]

@@MetalTrenches Dude, c'mon... Have you heard the cymbals on this new record? The snare? The way the lead guitar is buried? There's no proper amalgamation, no depth, no dynamics, nothing, it's unexcusable

[@Charles_Anthony]

Yeah, I can listen to Palo all day on headphones, but pop that CD in your car or in a stereo system and it's a mess. The new album is just as bad when it comes to the mix... I love Kalmah, spent like $200 bucks at their merch table and met the guys; they're amazingly humble and don't talk much but whoever is mixing their music (the last two albums) is destroying what they've created. I never thought I'd say this, but I hope Palo and the new album get a remastered version before I die because this is unacceptable.

[@adamagedone]

@@Charles_Anthony Well said; what pisses me off even more is how barely anyone seems to be complaining on their social media pages or even the reviews, the complacency is frankly grotesque. They have to be made aware of the problem, this has to stop.

[@Charles_Anthony]

@@adamagedone: They started touring doing world tours so I'll definitely let them know the next time they come to the states. I was the typical "fanboy" when I last met them saying stuff like "I've listened to you guys for 20 years and you guys are my favorite band." They appreciated the praise but it was probably the hundredth time they heard that type of thing that night.

[@kalmahgod4166]

fact is his worst album should be first i mean wtf to the gallows,mindrust, one from the stand,time take us all omw you are insane to put this last

[@MetalTrenches]

So cry about it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@HanneBychen]

"The black Waltz the least favorite album." No need to watch further after that statement. What know americans even about north european Melodeath.

[@MetalTrenches]

People with this energy are also the ones who wonder why they have no friends… music is BUILT for different interpretations, my dude. That’s what makes it interesting.

[@robinlove6981]

Best melodeath band is a bit like saying "the best sand paper grit for a hand job"

[@MetalTrenches]

🙄

[@taomahNEGEV]

Scam. You dislike Holló.

[@MetalTrenches]

🙄

[@glorioustrump245]

i can't understand how you rated 12 gauge amazing and palo perfect LMAO. yikes

[@Oleksa_Jotun]

Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria (ˈbɛriə") is very mad at you, tovarisch, for mispronouncing his surname. You get -1000 points of social rating and a one way ticket to GULAG. Just joking, f*ck him and his "heritage". Kalmah is sooooo great. Principle Hero is probably my favourite melodeath song of all time.

[@MetalTrenches]

lol