I Don't Care (US Version)
Not Strong Enough
7th Symphony
Worlds Collide
I'm Not Jesus (International Version)
Main Releases
Cell-0
Plays Metallica by Four Cellos - a Live...
Shadowmaker
Wagner Reloaded: Live in Leipzig
Amplified - A Decade of Reinventing the Cello
Me melkein kuoltiin
White Room (feat. Jacoby Shaddix)
Sounds of Heaven
Funeral Songs
Venomous Moon
It Doesn't Matter Two (Lockdown Version)
and 56 other albums
About Apocalyptica
If there's anything that proves Metallica has become a pop culture institution on par with Led Zeppelin and hula hoops, it's the existence of Finland's Apocalyptica. Coming together in the mid '90s, the cello quartet specialized in the Metallica songbook, including head-banging chestnuts like "Enter Sandman," "Creeping Death" and "Harvester of Sorrow." In 1996, the band released its debut album Plays Metallica by Four Cellos. By its second record, however, Apocalyptica started reworking selections from Faith No More, Sepultura and Pantera. Then something strange happened. What started out as really nothing more than a novelty act (a Trans-Siberian Orchestra for real metal heads) evolved into a bona fide experiment in neo-classical heavy metal (a move which makes sense considering both genres worship symphonic grandeur). In addition to featuring all original compositions, 2003's Reflections saw the group collaborate with Slayer drummer Dave Lambardo. Since then the band has also hosted such guests as HIM's Ville Valo, the Rasmus' Lauri Ylonen and vocalist Till Lindemann of Rammstein. Apocalyptica even employ smoke and fancy light shows when they perform live. Bebop Digital
David Garrett, Dream Theater, In Flames, Periphery, Rasputina, Slipknot
If there's anything that proves Metallica has become a pop culture institution on par with Led Zeppelin and hula hoops, it's the existence of Finland's Apocalyptica. Coming together in the mid '90s, the cello quartet specialized in the Metallica songbook, including head-banging chestnuts like "Enter Sandman," "Creeping Death" and "Harvester of Sorrow." In 1996, the band released its debut album Plays Metallica by Four Cellos. By its second record, however, Apocalyptica started reworking selections from Faith No More, Sepultura and Pantera. Then something strange happened. What started out as really nothing more than a novelty act (a Trans-Siberian Orchestra for real metal heads) evolved into a bona fide experiment in neo-classical heavy metal (a move which makes sense considering both genres worship symphonic grandeur). In addition to featuring all original compositions, 2003's Reflections saw the group collaborate with Slayer drummer Dave Lambardo. Since then the band has also hosted such guests as HIM's Ville Valo, the Rasmus' Lauri Ylonen and vocalist Till Lindemann of Rammstein. Apocalyptica even employ smoke and fancy light shows when they perform live.
Bebop Digital
Alt Metal
New Prog
Contemporary Hard Rock
Ei Vaihtoehtoo (feat. Paleface)
Death Stranding (Songs from the Video Game)
Kelpaat kelle vaan (Vain elämää kausi 7)...
End of Me
No Words: Just Best Piano Instrumental Music
Into Eternity
The Lost Society