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HIM

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Also known as H.I.M., HER, His Infernal Majesty, Thulsa D

rockband uit Finland

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HIM was a Finnish gothic rock band known for blending dark, melodic rock music with gothic aesthetics and emotional intensity. The band became one of Finland's most successful musical exports and helped define the gothic rock sound for a generation of listeners worldwide.

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Vinony's link graph records 393 inbound references to HIM, and connects out to Grammy Awards, AllMusic and GfK Entertainment charts.

It is catalogued under topics including Bertelsmann Music Group artists, Cooking Vinyl artists and Finnish gothic metal musical groups.

Vinony links it to 57 Wikipedia language editions.

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Instance of
rock band
Official name
HIM
Country
Finland
Country of origin
Finland
Discography
HIM discography
Official website
www.heartagram.com
Image
HIM - Manchester 16.12.2017 (1).jpg
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end of work period
2017-00-00
Commons category
HIM (band)
topic's main category
Category:HIM (Finnish band)
location of formation
Oulunkylä
inception
1995-00-00
topic has template
Template:HIM
different from
HIM
start of work period
1995-00-00
official symbol
heartagram
social media followers
542000
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Article · Nederlands

HIM was een Finse band die in 1995 gevormd werd door Mikko Viljami Lindström, Migé Amour en Ville Valo. De songteksten, die voornamelijk door Ville Valo worden geschreven, combineren de thema's van liefde en dood. HIM heeft mede daardoor het imago 'gothic' te zijn. De band zelf zegt daarentegen 'love-metal' te maken.Op oudjaarsdag in 2017 heeft HIM zijn laatste optreden gegeven in hun thuisland. De volledige bandnaam was oorspronkelijk His Infernal Majesty, maar na een aantal veranderingen in de band veranderde de bandnaam in HIM.

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