Tenhi

Tenhi is a Finnish neofolk/dark-folk group formed in Kemi, Lapland. Known for atmospheric, nature-rooted music that blends piano, strings and sparse percussion, key members mentioned in reviews include Tyko Saarikko and Ilmari Issakainen; Ilkka Salminen is noted as a co-founder who left.

Tenhi emerged from Finnish Lapland and have been active since the mid-1990s. Reviews and releases document a catalog that includes Kauan, Maaäet, Väre and Saivo; members and collaborators frequently use acoustic instruments, piano and strings and experiment with ambient and progressive textures. A related project/series named Airut is present in their discography.

DeBaser reviews present Tenhi as a Finnish neofolk/dark-folk ensemble rooted in Lapland's landscapes. Critics praise the band's atmospheric use of piano, strings and sparse percussion. Saivo is frequently highlighted as a peak. Overall reception across the reviews is strongly favorable.

For:Fans of neofolk, dark ambient, Nordic folk, post-rock and atmospheric music seekers.