Collection: Icehouse
The Australian band's Chrysalis years, heard through the club mixes of the mid-1980s. Fresco opens in 1983 as a mini album issued in Canada, No Promises appears as No Promises (Club Mix) and a UK No Promises (Extended Version), and the 1987 Crazy 7 promo brings pop rock and synth-pop together.
Australian band, originally formed in 1977 as [a424148 and sounding very much like Roxy Music, the band started by playing covers of the latter together with T-Rex, David Bowie and the like...
The first album Icehousei was released under the moniker of Flowers. On signing to Chrysalis Records in 1981, the band changed their name to the more familiar Icehouse (named after the first album) due to potential legal issues with another band also named Flowers.
Flowers (4)
Ice House, Ise House, アイスハウス
Icehouse at Rectangle Triangle — 7 records, mostly 12", 1983–1987.
Styles in this crate: Synth-pop, Pop Rock.
Labels represented include Chrysalis.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
