Säkä, a pioneering new wave rock band hailing from Pieksämäki, Finland, made a significant mark in the early 1980s with their unique sound and energetic performances. Formed in April 1979, the band quickly gained attention and secured a deal with Parlophone/EMI, releasing a single and an album in 1980. Säkä's lineup featured talented musicians like Jouko Heiskanen and Jouni Sistonen, who also contributed to the Klunssi band, known for their hit single "Suomen rytmikkäinen mies / Onnellinen tyttö." Säkä's music, though not just an album but a trip, encapsulates the spirit of the new wave movement, blending catchy melodies with raw, edgy rock elements. Their legacy continues to inspire, making them a must-explore for fans of Finnish rock and new wave music.