Iiwanajulma

Iiwanajulma is a Finnish band formed in the year 2000, originating from the small town of Juva. The band members, including Wille Hartonen, Timo Hänninen, Teemu Ruokonen, Matias Aaltonen, and Janne Hartonen, share a dream of uniting through music and performing live. Their musical journey began with glam and hard rock influences, evolving over time as they explored different styles and themes. Iiwanajulma has released several albums, including "Sitä ei ole mitä en näe," "Tuhottu Tila," and "Hallelujah," which is described as their "black album," focusing on themes of self-destruction and medicalization. The band's music is deeply personal, often reflecting intense emotional experiences and life struggles.

The members of Iiwanajulma are involved in various other musical projects and have diverse professional backgrounds outside of music. Wille Hartonen studies to be an arts teacher, while Timo Hänninen works as a paramedic. Teemu Ruokonen is involved in music production and plays in other bands like Kilt. The band's approach to music is collaborative, with each member contributing to the composition process. Their live performances are known for their intensity and emotional depth, often feeling like a personal confession to the audience. Despite the challenges they've faced, Iiwanajulma continues to create music that reflects their experiences and growth over the years.

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