Children Of Bodom Reveal What They Would Never Do
. He says: "With any kind of rock or metal, English is the most natural sounding thing. For us, it came automatically because any kind of music we listen to was sung in English. I couldn't imagine doing any of this in Finnish. That would be very strange - and not in a good way." He continues: "There's a couple of old school punk bands that sing in Finnish, and for that sort of music Finnish is perfect because it's a pretty angry sounding language." Watch the full interview here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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