ShamRain

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Finnish band

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ShamRain
Origin	Helsinki, Finland
Genres	Gothic rock, alternative rock, post-rock, dark rock, post-punk
Years active	2000 (2000)–present
Labels	Spinefarm
Members	Minna Sihvonen Kalle Pyyhtinen Jukka Laine Mikko Kolari Matti Reinola
Past members	Mika Tauriainen Janne Jukarainen Risto Ylönen

ShamRain is a Finnish band which plays slow, dreamlike music, also categorized as atmospheric rock music. They were established in 2000 by Janne Jukarainen and Matti Reinola.

Discography

• Pieces (MCD/2002)
• Empty World Excursion (2003)
• ShamRain (EP/2004)
• Someplace Else (2005)
• Deeper Into The Night (EP/2006)
• Goodbye to All That (2007)
• Isolation (2011)

Shamrain also appears on the track 'Charlotte Sometimes' on the album Our Voices - a Tribute to The Cure (2004)

Line-up

• Kalle Pyyhtinen - guitars, keyboards
• Mikko Kolari - guitars
• Matti Reinola - bass guitar, keyboards
• Minna Sihvonen - vocals
• Jukka Laine - drums

External links

• Official ShamRain website at the Wayback Machine (archived 28 November 2019)
• ShamRain @ MySpace.com