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Coco Electrik – Fire & Ice

By Caleb Rudd • Jun 30th, 2010 • Category: Webcut of the Week

Anne Booty better known in music circles as Coco Electrik is back after a three year absence with a new single “Fire & Ice”. The delightfully oddball video directed by George Tsioutsias was inspired by Plato’s Allegory Of The Cave. As none of the Webcuts staff currently hold Ph.Ds we can’t ascertain its accuracy, but can still enjoy the sight of Coco donning a blond wig and shaking her booty with various metaphysical and interplanetary objects swirling around, all the while backed by an infectious blast of electro-rock. Ink in July 26 on your calender as that is when Electrik’s sophomore album White Ink will hit stores both physical and digital via Oscillation records.

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