No 3 by The Kokoon The Kokoon : No 3.
 1980's style new wave rock.

The tunes on No.3 are catchy, full of hooks and energy while Danyx' voice shows sensitivity and emotions in a way never heard before. The headling song "I'd love to go on" might be the first - yes! - love song they've ever done but without the missing of tragedy and beautiful suffering in a shape of big emotion. "No.3" covers a new step in the music biography of The Kokoon.
Songs:

1. I'd Love to go on
2. Partout
3. Boy Boy
4. Headways in Town
5. Mania
6. No Mercy
7. Presentation
8. Charm
9. Life it seems so delicate
10. Mirages (live recording from 2000)

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 6/18/2011
The Kokoon lives in London England

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

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