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Years active
  
1989–present

Genres
  
Gothic rock, Pagan rock

Website
  
inkubussukkubus.com

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Labels
  
Resurrection RecordsAlice In...

Associated acts
  
Vampire Division, Anchoress

Past members
  
Bob GardenerAdam HendersonHoward WorfJamie GarnerMatt RogersJason SuttonDJ Loki

Origin
  
Cheltenham, United Kingdom (1989)

Members
  
Candia Ridley, Droids of Death, Adam Henderson

Albums
  
Wytches, Vampyre Erotica, Belladonna & Aconite, Queen of Heaven - Queen of, Heartbeat of the Earth

Profiles

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Inkubus Sukkubus are a British goth and pagan band, formed in 1989 by Candia Ridley, Tony McKormack, and Adam Henderson, who have been described as one of the most enduringly popular underground Goth bands in the UK.

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History

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Inkubus Sukkubus have released albums and toured the UK and internationally ever since their formation as Incubus Succubus in 1989.

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In 1995, they changed their name to Inkubus Sukkubus, citing numerological reasons, and signed to Resurrection Records. The live line-up changed significantly, adopting the use of a drum machine and sequenced backing, with some additional support by a bodhrán, and Adam Henderson moving back to bass.

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In 1996, the band appeared live on UK national television on Channel 4's "The Big Breakfast", performing the track "Heartbeat Of The Earth".

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The band have played many of the major European dark alternative festivals including Amphi, M'era Luna, and the Wave-Gotik-Treffen at Leipzig.

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Inkubus Sukkubus were due to play a gig in Mexico City on Beltane (1 May) 2009. When it was cancelled due to the outbreak of swine flu, the band received national media exposure, particularly through The Sun newspaper.

Members

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The group currently consists of guitarist Tony McKormack, vocalist Candia McKormack and bassist Dean Rhodes. The band uses a drum machine and sequencer to provide percussion and orchestral backing.

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  • Candia McKormack - vocals, lyrics, occasional bodhrán
  • Tony McKormack, guitar, production, songwriting, some vocals (ex-Screaming Dead, also in Vampire Division)
  • Dean Rhodes - bass

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    In 2013, Candia was the model for a painting called "The Sukkubus" by award winning fantasy artist, Larry Elmore for use in his Kickstarter.

    Albums

  • 1990: Beltaine (independent release)
  • 1993: Belladonna & Aconite
  • 1994: Wytches
  • 1995: Heartbeat of the Earth
  • 1996: Beltaine (Resurrection Records)
  • 1997: Vampyre Erotica
  • 1998: Away with the Faeries
  • 1999: Wild
  • 2001: Supernature
  • 2003: The Beast with Two Backs
  • 2007: Science & Nature
  • 2008: Viva la Muerte
  • 2010: The Dark Goddess
  • 2011: The Goat
  • 2013: Queen of Heaven, Queen of Hell
  • 2014: Love Poltergeist
  • 2015: Mother Moon
  • 2016: Barrow Wake
  • 2016: Wikka Woman
  • Compilations

  • 1998: Away with the Faeries
  • 2004: Wytches and Vampyres: The Best Of (Greatest Hits compilation released by US record label Cleopatra Records)
  • 2013: The Anthology (Greatest Hits)
  • Singles and EPs

  • 1991: "Beltaine"
  • 1994: "Corn King"
  • 2005: Witch Queen (EP)
  • Movie soundtracks

  • 2010: The Vampires of Bloody Island
  • Songs

    Heart of LilithVampyre Erotica · 1997
    WytchesWytches · 1994
    I Just Can't Get You Out of My HeadThe Beast with Two Backs · 2003

    References

    Inkubus Sukkubus Wikipedia