Korpiklaani is a Finnish folk-metal band formed in the early 2000s, led by vocalist Jonne Järvelä, known for combining metal with folk instruments and humppa rhythms.

The band uses folk instruments such as accordion, violin and flute; lyrics and themes often reference nature, drinking/beer and Finnish folk motifs. Several DeBaser reviews highlight their festive, pub-oriented energy and humppa influence.

DeBaser reviews present Korpiklaani as a Finnish folk-metal band built on humppa, accordion and folk instruments, with beer-and-nature themes. Reviewers praise catchy, festive tracks and live energy while some note repetitiveness and limited riff variety. Overall reception ranges from mixed criticism to strong enthusiasm.

For:Fans of folk-flavored metal, pub-friendly/heavy party metal, and listeners who enjoy accordion/violin in heavy music.

 Korpiklaani means "Forest Clan," which should describe a band dedicated to Finnish folk metal.

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 "Tapporauta," with its accordions, distorted guitars screaming thrash, and the singer completely drunk on beer, is surprisingly engaging.

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 Let the Korpiklaani pub open!

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