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Blood of Love
04:16
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Chris McCarter-guitar, vocals
Dino Molinaro-bass
Clifford Ennis-Guitar, vocals
David Burns-drums
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The Cruel
04:07
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Symbols of Tomorrow
04:13
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Chris McCarter-guitar, vocals
Dino Molinaro-bass
Clifford Ennis-Guitar, vocals
David Burns-drums
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Misfortune
03:51
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Rising Sun
03:44
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Chris McCarter-guitar, vocals
Dino Molinaro-bass
Clifford Ennis-Guitar, vocals
David Burns-drums
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Once Upon a Time
04:46
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Stolen
04:48
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I Burn For You
04:00
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Black Noise
04:24
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The Last Song
05:48
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The Explorer (demo)
04:05
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Blood of Love (demo)
04:15
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I Burn For You (demo)
03:22
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Rising Sun (demo)
03:41
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Misfortune (demo)
03:43
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Desolation (demo)
03:38
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The Cruel (demo)
03:49
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Voyager (demo)
04:00
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IKON Melbourne, Australia
Australia's IKON formed in 1991 by Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, programming) and Dino Molinaro (bass) has achieved
international critical acclaim and the attention of goth music fans in Europe and America through their signing to Apollyon and Metropolis.
Music journalist Mick Mercer has justifiably called them “pioneers in the Gothic genre”.
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