Kaleidobolt: KARAKUCHI album launch with Satanen, Lazersleep
Schedule
Thu, 02 Apr, 2026 at 07:00 pm
UTC+03:00Location
KULT Helsinki | Helsinki, ES
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The Karakuchi party cannon is set to blast off on Thursday, 2nd of April at Kult Helsinki. We timed it so that we can all commit to full debauchery before having to face the abstinence of good Friday. You’re welcome.The celebration will be sonically, visually and gritfully enhanced by Satanen and Lazersleep.
Artwork by His Unholiness @fatgomez_
More details to follow.
Kaleidobolt is a power trio that races through unhinged, yet meticulously nuanced rock music at neck-breaking intensity.
Since surfacing from the Helsinki underground scene in 2014, they have been blurring the lines between prog, garage and psychedelic rock. They have four albums under their belt and a fifth one, Karakuchi, due to release in March 2026. Kaleidobolt is both a well oiled and unpredictable live-machine, notorious for melting faces and blowing minds at hundreds of club shows and festivals all over Europe.
Karakuchi is one record you can judge by its cover. The illustration epitomises perfectly Kaleidobolt’s agenda of “hyperkinetic rock”. Their feverish, psych-prog sound is full of motion. It jerks around at different speeds, threatening to spin out of control and crash into flames at any given moment.
Karakuchi is Kaleidobolt at their hardest, fastest, tightest and super-driest. Pungent to the ears.
Hailed as one of the most exciting new forces in Finnish rock and roll, Satanen (Finnish slang for “one hundred”) gallops with a raw, genuine energy that’ll burn your hair off. Fronted by a singing drummer, this magnetic quartet barrels at you like a truckload of raw potatoes. About time you open your mouth.
Lazersleep is a psychedelic delay-bath. Push your head below the surface and breathe.
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Where is it happening?
KULT Helsinki, Sturenkatu 4, FI-00510 Helsinki, Suomi, Helsinki, FinlandEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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