
Famed metal producer MIKKO KARMILA has died.
FROM AMORPHIS:
Sad news hit us this morning. Mikko Karmila, a producer and friend loved by all, has passed away.
Mikko worked on the production of several Amorphis albums. Sometimes as a vocalist, sometimes as a mixer. Sometimes both. Mikko was known to sound like a jerk, which generally speaking should be impossible. We have our own experiences with that.
Mikko practically lived at Finnvox’s C Studio, from which he produced, recorded and mixed an incredible amount of Finnish music. Mikko's sound was heard on numerous metal bands.
To our dear friends, loved ones and countless artists, whose careers he has helped move forward in his own way.
Rest in peace.
Esa, TomiK, Sande, TomiJ, Jan and Oppu
SONATA ARCTICA:
Mikko Karmila is gone.
We had the honour of working with Mikko Karmila on several Sonata Arctica albums throughout the years. He was a true professional, a master of his craft and an important part of the sound of Finnish metal.
Thank you, Mikko, for everything. Your work and legacy will live on in the music.
Our deepest condolences to Mikko’s family, loved ones and everyone who knew him.
Rest in peace, legend. 
-Tony, Tommy, Henrik, Elias and Pasi
FROM CHILDREN OF BODOM:
Rest In Peace Mikko Karmila
An essential part of the Children of Bodom sound and a great friend.
Mikko was the same person in the studio as he was outside of it. Working with him always felt natural and relaxed. I had great respect for him and it was always inspiring to watch such a true professional at work. Rest in peace! — Jaska
I don’t think I have spent as much time in studio with anyone as I have with Mikko. An exceptional engineer. But above all, a wonderful human being. Rest in peace. — Henkka
Mikko was an integral part of the “bodom” sound and we worked with him from the second album until the very last. An amazing talent and a great friend. Rest in peace. — Janne
Photo: Sami Kero / HS
Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-\m/ -l-

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