“… others have called it as darkpop or something similar, and I can live with that.”

— Jaani Peuhu

Iconcrash: Interview with Jaani Peuhu, 2007-04-06, 2008-02-12 http://www.eurobands.us/2007/04/06/iconcrash-506/,

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