Mika Tauriainen

Mika Tauriainen (born 5 January 1975 Sweden) is a Finnish vocalist. He is currently a member of gothic metal band Entwine, Frostlit and ex-vocalist of atmospheric rock band ShamRain.

Mika Tauriainen
Background information
Born (1975-01-05) January 5, 1975
Motala, Sweden
OriginFinland
GenresGothic metal, gothic rock, heavy metal, ambient
Years active1999–present
LabelsSpinefarm Records
Firebox Records
Websiteentwine.org shamrain.net

Discography

With Entwine

  • Rough n' Stripped (2009/Spinefarm Records)
  • Painstained (2009/Spinefarm Records)
  • Fatal Design (2006/Spinefarm Records)
  • Sliver EP (2005/Spinefarm Records)
  • DiEversity (2004/Spinefarm Records)
  • Time of Despair (2002/Spinefarm Records)
  • Gone (2001/Spinefarm Records)

Singles With Entwine

  • Strife (2009)
  • Surrender (2005)
  • Break Me (2005)
  • Bitter Sweet (2004)
  • New Dawn (2000)

With ShamRain

  • Goodbye To All That (2007)
  • Deeper Into The Night (MCD) (2006)
  • Someplace Else (2005)
  • ShamRain EP (2004)
  • Empty World Excursion (2003)
  • Pieces (MCD) (2002)

Guest appearances
  • 2006: feat. Michelle Darkness the song "Hatethings" from the Album Brand new Drug.[1]
  • 2007: Male vocals on the songs "Emotional Man" and "Only for the stars in your eyes" from the album "Salomé - The Seventh Veil" by Xandria
  • 2009: Male Vocals on the song "Kuoleman Suudelma" from the album Julma Satu by Villieläin.
  • 2010: with Herrasmiesliiga on the song "Herrasmiesliiga" from the Album Jare Henrik Tiihonen
gollark: How would E2EE work? How do files work - obviously your identity server could probably double as a file host, but what if you don't want to expose your IP to stuff - must your identity server also proxy files for you?!
gollark: Anyway, there are a lot of unresolved details.
gollark: Yes.
gollark: Basically IRCv3 with a structured-data packet format, all desirable-now features made mandatory, and something like the old "ident servers" but actually good for accounts.
gollark: I have some handwavey ideas for this.

References
  1. Review :: Michelle Darkness - Brand New Drug (CD)


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