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Kikrokos
Kikrokos was a duo active in the 1990s, consisting of Nick D'Virgilio on vocals and drums and Steven Wilson handling multiple instruments and songwriting....
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Kikrokos was a duo active in the 1990s, consisting of Nick D'Virgilio on vocals and drums and Steven Wilson handling multiple instruments and songwriting. They released three albums: 'The Cicada Tree' in 1994, 'Glasshouse' in 1996, and 'Open Mind' in 1997. Their best-known track is 'Jungle D. J. & Dirty Kate' from that first album.
Their music mixed rock with electronic and progressive elements, which sometimes made it a tough sell to mainstream audiences and labels. The lyrics on songs like 'Jungle D. J. & Dirty Kate' and the themes on 'Glasshouse' occasionally stirred up debate, but they kept working in their own lane without much compromise.
The band called it quits in 1998. For a group that only put out three records, they've held onto a certain cult appeal, mostly on the strength of that one single and their particular blend of styles.
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