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Ντόπιο, νοσταλγικό σχήμα synthpop
Though it has had varying personnel, Icehouse was essentially a vehicle for the work of Australian Iva Davies. Davies formed the first version of the band under the name Flowers in 1977 and began scoring hits in Australia with the group's first single, "Can't Help Myself." (Icehouse was the name of Flowers' first album, but the group changed its name as it went international, to avoid conflicts with another band.) They first reached the U.S. charts in 1981 with "We Can Get Together" but did not score a substantial hit until 1988's "Crazy." This was followed by the Top Ten hit "Electric Blue," written by John Oates. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
ICEHOUSE plays synthpop - rooted in tradition rather than chasing trends. Though it has had varying personnel, Icehouse was essentially a vehicle for the work of Australian Iva Davies.
ICEHOUSE's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
ICEHOUSE is a 6-piece group: Iva Davies, Paul Wheeler, Paul Gildea, Steve Bull, Michael Paynter, Hugo Lee.
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