Berlin : The Kokoon

The Kokoon : Berlin.
1980's style new wave rock.

Ok, Berlin is just so damn sexy. Angular, androgynous, pouty?it's a Bowie/Siouxsie-influenced urchin of an album that'll have you strutting around the house like a Milanese model on a Fashion Week catwalk. Highlights include the smouldering opener "Impressions," the world's only New Wave drinking song "We Didn't Go," and the deliciously disaffected "Tap At Floes." Skeptics take note: this is not the trend-hopping New Wave of the last few years; this the direct descendent of New Wave...its legitimate heir.

Songs:

1. Impressions
2. How Do I Work This
3. We Didn't Go
4. Break Down
5. Scout
6. It's Time Now
7. SM Art
8. The Hurting Tears Of St. Genua
9. Passion Of Life
10. Tap At Floes

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 12/20/2006
The Kokoon lives in London England

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock, Electro Pop, Woman Singing Electro Pop

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