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1994 saw the publication of Tekno. Digitaalisen tanssimusiikin historia, filosofia ja tulevaisuus ("Techno. The history, philosophy, and future of digital dance music", Aquarian Publications, 350 pages). It was an anthology book, edited by Sam Inkinen , with contributions from such people as Markku "Cosmo" Salmi (1950 - 2024), Bello Romano and several other writers. In the early 1990s, despite Finland undergoing a severe economic recession, spirit of the age could still be characterised as "techno optimism" which was reflected in many writings of the book. Tekno was allegedly the first full-length book written in Finnish on electronic dance music, rave and club culture. The book reflects the development of techno, house, ambient and related genres, up to the time of its publication, with emphasis on European, especially German, and British scenes, featuring also a perfunctory chapter dedicated to the Detroit techno pioneers. Finnish scene (ca. 1988...

ex (1994) was a short-lived Finnish large format magazine, with three issues published altogether, concentrating on techno, house, ambient, IDM and other electronic music genres. As to its other content, ex was profiled as an urban lifestyle magazine, with its very title referencing the perceived target group: "Generation X", the people born approximately in between the years 1965 and 1980. The goal of ex was to offer a fresh alternative to the established "city culture" publications in Finland, namely City and Image , that had originated in the mid-1980s which already felt like ancient times. For the first issue of ex , out in April 1994, acting editor-in-chief was Ville Tiikkonen , and the magazine's production and marketing were also handled by Antti Viitanen , who had previously worked at the financial paper Kauppalehti . Samu Mielonen provided a lot of technical groundwork for the ex magazine, also doing his share as one of its writers. Generall...

Artist: Amuri Tekno Title: Mysteeri Record label: EABE (Helsinki, Finland) Cat. no.: EABE-LXXII Format: 12" vinyl/digital Release date: 5 December 2025 Tracklist: 1. Mysteeri 2. Kuuppa 3. Häive 4. Muutos Stream/Buy: Amuri Tekno - Mysteeri @ EABE Bandcamp / 12" vinyl Being the first-ever vinyl release for Amuri Tekno, Mysteeri marks a milestone for the Tampere duo of Miika Salo and Miska Väänänen whose career pHinnWeb has followed nearly since the project's inception. Previously Amuri Tekno have been featured on digital releases for such Finnish record labels as Kontact Records, Spin Records and Turun Levytehdas. Featuring only four tracks but with a duration of 37 minutes altogether, Mysteeri is not merely an EP but actually the first album proper of Amuri Tekno. Amuri Tekno have absorbed influences from several different sources, reflecting Salo and Väänänen's lengthy path not only as creators in their own right but also as connoisseu...

MRS TABE SLIOOR TELLS ABOUT SATAN AND THE ARCH DEVIL CALLED ANTON LAVEY THE DISGUSTING CEREMONIES OF THE CHURCH OF SATAN [Suomeksi] Tabe Slioor (21 November, 1926 – 25 April, 2006) was in her time a famous Finnish celebrity, socialite, journalist and fashion model. She was avidly followed by media after her notorious affairs with some famous men in high positions, such as Erik von Frenckell, the honorary mayor of Helsinki. Tabe Slioor was of Persian descent and claimed her father had been a prince even though the truth was something far more modest. While living in San Francisco, she wrote a series of profiles of American public figures for the men's magazine Jallu (which, compared to the magazine's later reputation, was still quite chaste at this point, focusing mainly on pin-ups and bikini photos). Jallu had also been the magazine to publish Tabe's controversial memoir in the early 1960s. Tabe's Stateside interviewees included Ronald Reagan, Spiro Agne...