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The 69 Eyes is a Finnish rock band formed in Helsinki in 1989. Initially playing glam metal, they later transitioned to gothic rock, earning the moniker "goth 'n' roll". Their sixth album, "Paris Kills", released in 2002, achieved gold status in Finland. The band is known for their dark image and music that blends gothic elements with rock'n'roll. Notable tracks include "Dance d'Amour" and "Betty Blue". Frontman Jyrki 69 is recognized for his deep voice and lyrics inspired by films and literature. The products available from the artist The 69 Eyes include vinyls.
