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A video for the new WALTARI song "Wish I Could Heal" has been posted on the band's MySpace page. Also available at the same location is a streaming audio version of the track. The cut comes off the Finnish band's upcoming album, "Release Date", due on February 26 via Dockyard 1.

According to a press release, the new CD is "darker" than 2005's "Blood Sample", "but also again crazier in the mix of possible styles and the general frenzy of these Finnish music innovators."

DVD "Rare Species Alive"
Limited double disc edition


1. Live DVD
Waltari live on stage
at Tavastia Club, Helsinki, Finland, May 6th 2004
16 songs
Dolby surround system
A lot of interesting bonus material (videos, tours etc.)

2. re-release of the CD
"Yeah! Yeah! Die! Die! Death Metal Symphony in Deep C"

Pierre a écrit :Je ne sais pas si ça sortira hors de Fnlande, mais ça a l'air intéressant



A WALTARI two-CD collection, entitled "Early Years", is scheduled for release in Finland on May 31. The double album will include the following:

CD 1:

Remastered re-release of first album "Monk Punk"; special version with additional songs, recorded by the original trio (Jariot, Kärtsy, Sale) during winter 2005/2006.

CD 2:

Remastered re-release of "Pala Leipaa - Ein Stueckchen Brot"; collection of early singles and EP releases and unreleased songs. The package also includes a poster booklet containing lots of information and showing a bunch of old WALTARI photos.

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Finland's WALTARI will release a brand new album, "Below Zero", on October 14.

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Below Zero
02. I Hear Voices
03. In The Cradle
04. Without Lies
05. Dubbed World
06. Endless Highway
07. Syntax Error
08. My Own Satisfaction
09. 10 Reasons Why Not To Hate Me
10. Travel On

Waltari may not be very known, but that's no reason for them to stop making new music. They just released a brand new single digitally, The Way, to celebrate their 30 anniversary of existence. The Way has been recorded in Los Angeles on March 2016. It is produced by Narinder Singh and mixed by Mikko Karmila. You can listen to the single on Spotify.

But if you're in Finland and/or a big fan of their music, you need to be at Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, on the 21st October. Why? To attend their 30th Anniversary concert with old band members and band friends. Don't miss it!

Waltari are present at the Finnish rock/metal scene since 1986, and their first release was a self-titled EP back in 1988. However, they consider Monk-Punk as an album that defines their style, so that's why their newly announced anniversary album is entitled 3rd Decade - Anniversary Edition. It consists of re-recorded songs from their previously released albums (as well as remixes & new track), featuring several guest musicans with whom they collaborated for this special release.

Here's a statement from the band: "Dear fans and friends, we've news: New album that includes our biggest hits re-recorded with many guests out on November 26th, 2021!

"For Waltari, this space has always been music - galaxies of sound beyond tropes and trends - and in 2021, we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their very first space journey in true style.

"This means that even though a best-of compilation might be in order on such an occasion, we weren’t ourselves if we hadn't cooked up something special. We noticed that 30 years have passed since Monk-Punk – and here new are, with a specialty, honoring this anniversary.

"We revisited material from all creative phases, choosing some of our finest songs (plus one new track) to give them an overhaul with the help of like-minded musicians from every stripe. Be it Sami yoik duo Angelit or electro hip hop stars Bomfunk MC, German industrial pioneer Jürgen Engler from Die Krupps or other countrymen of ours such as former Nightwish bass player and vocalist Marko Hietala, humppa legends Eläkeläiset official as well as Korpiklaani front man Jonne, The 69 Eyes singer Jyrki, German crossover newcomers April Art, Mr. Lordi himself and his band plus members from Skyclad, Amberian Dawn, Hanoi Rocks, Negative and Beast In Black.

"On Nov 26th this fall the time will have come for this fine piece to hit streets, until then we’ll have to stay patient, however, we already can promise some upfront singles to come sooner (bear with us until early October for the first one!) and surely more news to be shared shortly!"


Track listing is as follows:

01. Waltari feat. Jürgen Engler (Die Krupps) – Merry Go Round
02. Waltari feat. Marko Hietala (ex-Nightwish) – Below Zero 2021
03. Waltari & Bomfunk MC's – Skyline (remix)
04. Waltari & Eläkeläiset – Ehtoopuolella
05. Waltari feat. Kevin Ridley (Skyclad) & Youth Choirs Sykkii and n.u.k.u – So Fine 2021
06. Waltari & Angelit – Step Outside
07. Waltari feat. Jonne Järvelä (Korpiklaani) & Jyrki 69 (The 69 Eyes) – In The Cradle 2021
08. Waltari feat. Niki (Barb-Q-Barbies) – Misty Man 2021
09. Waltari & Lordi – Lights On 2021
10. Waltari feat. Tampere All Stars – The Stage 2021
11. Waltari feat. April Art – Helsinki 2021

Finnish crossover pioneers, Waltari, have released “Major Mistake”, the first single taken from the upcoming new studio album, Nations’ Neurosis, which is set for international release on May 16th via Metalville Records. The official video can be viewed below.

“Major Mistake” will please even the most fanatic fans as well as new listeners exploring the band for the first time. The energetic riffs spiral around the eternal story of love, life, and death.