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There are three bands that use the name Malpractice:
1.) Malpractice was a short lived hard rock band in the late ’70s. They released one single, “Love Tunnel”. Malpractice is most known for the later careers of drummer GG Allin and bassist Merle Allin.
2.) Formed 1994 in Kouvola Finland. After a few line-up changes Malpractice steadied to Joonas Koto and Tuomo Pärttö on guitars, Miikka Tikka on drums, Petri Vuorio on bass and Mika Uronen on vocals. Malpractice started out as a thrash-metal band but soon after the release of their first self-financed CD-EP “Memorial” (May 1996), thrash influences were cast aside by more melodic and progressive elements. In December of the same year Malpractice released their second CD-EP “Frozen” which soon gained interest in Germany, France and Italy. Both EP’s are now out of print.
The spring of 1997 ended an era in Malpractice. Bass player Petri Vuorio left the band. His replacement Jonas Mäki joined the band and gave Malpractice a needed kick in the ass. New great material was composed in a very short period of time. Still without a recording deal Malpractice started to record a full-length album in March 1998 at Music Bros studio in Imatra Finland with engineer Miitri Aaltonen. The sessions were finally over in August and the first full-length album “Of Shape And Balance” was out in September.
1.) Malpractice was a short lived hard rock band in the late ’70s. They released one single, “Love Tunnel”. Malpractice is most known for the later careers of drummer GG Allin and bassist Merle Allin.
2.) Formed 1994 in Kouvola Finland. After a few line-up changes Malpractice steadied to Joonas Koto and Tuomo Pärttö on guitars, Miikka Tikka on drums, Petri Vuorio on bass and Mika Uronen on vocals. Malpractice started out as a thrash-metal band but soon after the release of their first self-financed CD-EP “Memorial” (May 1996), thrash influences were cast aside by more melodic and progressive elements. In December of the same year Malpractice released their second CD-EP “Frozen” which soon gained interest in Germany, France and Italy. Both EP’s are now out of print.
The spring of 1997 ended an era in Malpractice. Bass player Petri Vuorio left the band. His replacement Jonas Mäki joined the band and gave Malpractice a needed kick in the ass. New great material was composed in a very short period of time. Still without a recording deal Malpractice started to record a full-length album in March 1998 at Music Bros studio in Imatra Finland with engineer Miitri Aaltonen. The sessions were finally over in August and the first full-length album “Of Shape And Balance” was out in September.
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Distracter wrote:
The best.
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Lemminkainenf wrote:
Love this band
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CowsCanFly wrote:
I like
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REVONTULET99 wrote:
MALPRACTICE! SUOMI METAL RULEZ!
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HummeriMies wrote:
Good band : >
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Persetti wrote:
Anyone else hearing Into Eternity influences on Maze of Inequity?
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Telcontar666 wrote:
I would gladly go, but I live a 'little' bit far away...
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whineypaws wrote:
They're playing Kouvola on May 23rd :P Let's go everyone.
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list3r wrote:
Great band
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cthulhukaamos wrote:
(QUOTE)Progressive metal? This sounds like punk to me.(UNQUOTE) You're a tool good sir. A fucking tool. I really hope that was sarcasm. Waves is AMAZING, the whole of Triangular is! The new vocalist is much better, and the old one was amazing so thats a big call!
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MelonMan1981 wrote:
Maze of Inequity is really great! :)
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Persetti wrote:
Well It's not traditional metal either, but punk is way off...listen to the new album, very proggy.
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hurricane_mario wrote:
Progressive metal? This sounds like punk to me.
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giggeboi wrote:
Indeed, quality music and beats most of the newest over-hyped albums. Too bad they are not getting the attention they should be.
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Mikanoz wrote:
It's a travesty that this band isn't very well known. Deviation from the Flow is a fucking incredible album that any metal fan should know.
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Innhell wrote:
Yes, a good band
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fatduude wrote:
where are fans??? it's a fukin' awesome band with fukin' awesome music!!! people wake up!!
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