A nearly century-old rusting steel gas ring, dilapidated buildings and two tall chimneys set the backdrop for the Suvilahti industrial power plant where Helsinki’s Flow Festival takes place in the heart of Finland’s capital city.
The country is proud of its homegrown musicians – and it should be. Over the weekend, they go toe-to-toe with some of the world’s biggest headliners, and, in some instances, draw a more enthusiastic reception in response.
