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| Name = Niko Hurme
| Img =
| Landscape = Yes
| Background = solo_singer
| Birth_name = Niko Hurme
| Alias = Kalma, Nick Gore
| Origin = [[Finland]]
| Instrument = [[Bass guitar|Bass]], [[vocals]], [[guitar]]
| Voice_type =
| Genre = [[Hard rock]], [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], [[glam metal]], [[progressive metal]]
| Occupation = Musician, songwriter
| Years_active = 2002–present
| Label = [[Sony BMG]]
| Associated_acts = [[Lordi]], [[Stala & so.]]
| URL = {{URL|http://showbyso.com}}
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'''Niko Hurme''' ([[Karkkila]], 10 November 1974), whose stage name is '''Kalma''' ''([[Finnish language|Finnish]], poetic version of word [[death]])'' was the bass player for the [[Finland|Finnish]] [[hard rock]] band [[Lordi]] between 2002 and 2005. He played on the albums ''[[The Monsterican Dream]]'' and ''[[The Arockalypse]]'' but was replaced by current bassist [[Samer el Nahhal|OX]] after his departure from the band for personal reasons. Kalma is known as a so-called "motorbike zombie". He is currently playing [[Bass guitar|bass]] in the Finnish [[glam metal]] band [[Stala & so.]], led by [[Sampsa Astala]] (more known as [[Kita]], the former drummer of [[Lordi]]).

Kalma has writing credits for only one Lordi song: 'Kalmageddon', which he co-wrote with [[Mr. Lordi]]. The song is the final track on The Monsterican Dream.

Kalma played all bass guitars and performed some backing vocals on ''The Arockalypse'' but was not featured on the cover of the album since he left the band before its release. His replacement, OX, is instead featured. Inversely, Kalma appears on the cover of Lordi's debut album, ''[[Get Heavy]]'', even though he did not play a note on the record, where all bass was recorded by his predecessor, [[Sami Wolking|Magnum]].

Before the release of Lordi's 4th studio album Deadache, Kalma was the only bass player to be featured on a Lordi album that he had played on, now OX has done the same with the 4th album.

Kalma has played some role in the first three albums of Lordi.

Since Kalma left the band he has made two surprise guest appearances by joining the current line-up of Lordi on stage playing rhythm guitar at [[Nosturi]] and [[London Forum|The Forum]] in 2006 during the last few encores.

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Revision as of 04:59, 10 November 2011

Nick Gore

Niko Hurme (Karkkila, 10 November 1974), whose stage name is Kalma (Finnish, poetic version of word death) was the bass player for the Finnish hard rock band Lordi between 2002 and 2005. He played on the albums The Monsterican Dream and The Arockalypse but was replaced by current bassist OX after his departure from the band for personal reasons. Kalma is known as a so-called "motorbike zombie". He is currently playing bass in the Finnish glam metal band Stala & so., led by Sampsa Astala (more known as Kita, the former drummer of Lordi).

Kalma has writing credits for only one Lordi song: 'Kalmageddon', which he co-wrote with Mr. Lordi. The song is the final track on The Monsterican Dream.

Kalma played all bass guitars and performed some backing vocals on The Arockalypse but was not featured on the cover of the album since he left the band before its release. His replacement, OX, is instead featured. Inversely, Kalma appears on the cover of Lordi's debut album, Get Heavy, even though he did not play a note on the record, where all bass was recorded by his predecessor, Magnum.

Before the release of Lordi's 4th studio album Deadache, Kalma was the only bass player to be featured on a Lordi album that he had played on, now OX has done the same with the 4th album.

Kalma has played some role in the first three albums of Lordi.

Since Kalma left the band he has made two surprise guest appearances by joining the current line-up of Lordi on stage playing rhythm guitar at Nosturi and The Forum in 2006 during the last few encores.

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