Teemu & The Deathblows Helsinki, Finland
Teemu & The Deathblows are children of the postmodern age. They burst on the scene via self-recorded and produced songs
spread via the internet, where they’ve already received something of a cult following.
Yet, they have imbued themselves in musical history. Their debut album Keep It In The Dark shows they operate with a much bigger palette than merely garage rock, as they define themselves.
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