Get all 4 Friends of Alice Ivy releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Last Days of Fenwyck, The Golden Cage and its Mirrored Maze, We Are As Ghosts, and In the Gloaming.
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Song of Somnus
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A Requiem (for Fuchsia)
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Tristan & Isuelt
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The Ghosts of Dunwich
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The Watch Hill
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Friends of Alice Ivy Melbourne, Australia
Friends of Alice Ivy achieve something truly unique, magical and intoxicating; sounds that combine rich strings, chiming
guitars, 80s new wave and 1970s psychedelia to create a sound that is truly unique on Australian shores.
Our latest album, "The Golden Cage and its Mirrored Maze" was released on the 15th August 2014.
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