Kemopetrol was a Finnish pop rock ensemble from Helsinki established in 1998. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by pop and rock and for being named after the Czech ice hockey team Chemopetrol Litvinov. The ensemble was founded by the guitarist Marko Soukka and the claviériste Kalle Koivisto as an ambient project. The vocalist Laura Närhi joined the group in January 1999. Their recording career began with the debut single "Child Is My Name" (1999) released on the label Plastinka, which reached number 6 in the Finnish charts. Kemopetrol achieved professional recognition for the debut studio recording Slowed Down (2000). Their discography included the studio recording Everything's Fine (2002), which reached Number 1 in the Finnish charts. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Play for Me (2004) and the studio recording Teleport (2006), which featured electronic influences from the 1980s. Kemopetrol achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Engine (2025) and the extended play Extra Life (2025). The group became inactive in September 2025.
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Extra Life
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Engine
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Classics
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Teleport
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Play For Me
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Everything's Fine
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Slowed Down
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Slowed Down (Remix Edition)
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Something's Got to Change
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Are You Coming Home?
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I Can See Across the World (Movie Mix)
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Changing Lanes (Radio Edit)
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Planet
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My Superstar
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