Juice Leskinen Slam was a pivotal Finnish rock band, integral to the fabric of the country's music scene during the 1970s and '80s, and fronted by the illustrious singer-songwriter and poet Juhani "Juice" Leskinen. With his dexterity in wordplay and often wry, poignant lyrics, Juice Leskinen became a cultural icon in Finland, chronicling the nuances of life and society with a blend of humor and melancholy. Juice Leskinen Slam, which Leskinen formed after his former group, Coitus Int, disbanded, acted as a vehicle for his prolific songwriting during a particularly creative period in his career.

The band's discography reflects the progression of Leskinen's artistry over the years, with albums like "Juice Leskinen Slam" establishing them within the Finnish rock scene. Their work, including celebrated releases like "Tähdet tähdet," "XV yö - Tauko III," and "Tauko II," showcases the fusion of rock with other genres, carved with the precision of Leskinen's poetic sensibility. Although the band underwent several lineup changes, they remain emblematic of a generation of Finnish music, leaving a legacy through Leskinen's enduring songs which continue to resonate with audiences long after their last performance. Juice Leskinen passed away in 2006, but his work with Juice Leskinen Slam endures as a cornerstone of Finnish rock music, inspiring new generations of musicians and listeners alike.