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Negative was founded at the end of 1997. Already at the early stages of its career Negative gained a reputation as an intensive live band which provides the audience with catchy melodies and guitar riffs. One of the great source of inspiration for Negative has been Guns’n Roses. The band itself labels the music as ”emotional rock’n roll”.
   Antti (bass) and Jay (drums) combined with Larry and Christus (guitars) provide backup for Jonne Aaron’s vocals. Recently, Negative has even attained attention outside of Finland.

Members

Previous members

  • Sir Christus - Guitar

    Related Bands

    Jonne Aaron's younger brother, Ville Liimatainen, has been singer to Flinch until beginning of 2007, when the band broke up. He contributed backing vocals to Negative's cover of Queen's "Too Much Love Will Kill You" alongside Jussi Selo from Uniklubi (who also contributed to backing vocals on some Negative tracks), in which Jonne shared the limelight with Jann Wilde from Jann Wilde and Rose Avenue, and Christian from Dead By Gun. Sir Christus (guitar) previously played bass in his younger brother's band, Bloodpit. Antti Anatomy (bass) made a guest appearance as a vengeful brother in 2007's "Wise Men Don't Cry", released as a single from Bloodpit's second album, "Off The Hook". Negative has toured with Jann Wilde and Rose Avenue before that band broke up (as they shared Tommi Liimatainen's management, who is Jonne's older brother.) as well as a triple team-up with The Rasmus and HIM in 2005. Teemu Rajamäki, bassist for Uniklubi, has also appeared as guest musician on some concerts.

    Discography

    Albums

  • "War of Love" (2003 - FIN #5)
  • "Sweet & Deceitful" (2004 - FIN #1)
  • "Anorectic" (2006 - FIN #1)
  • "Karma Killer" (2008)*

    Singles

  • "After All" (2003 - FIN #4)
  • "The Moment of Our Love" (2003 - FIN #1)
  • "Still Alive" (2004 - FIN #4)
  • "Frozen to Lose it All" (2004 - FIN #1)
  • "In My Heaven" (2004 - FIN #1)
  • "My My, Hey Hey" (2005 - FIN #1)
  • "Dark Side (Until You're Mine)" (2005 - FIN #2)
  • "Bright Side (About My Sorrow)" (2005 - FIN #2)
  • "The Moment Of Our Love (New Version)" (2005 - FIN/GER #1)
  • "Planet of the Sun" (2006 - FIN #1)
  • "Sinners Night / Misty Morning" (2006 - FIN #2)
  • "Fading Yourself" (2007 - FIN #1)
  • "Won't Let Go" (2008)

    DVDs

  • "In The Eye Of The Hurricane" (2008 - Fin #1)Further Information

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