Icehouse

Icehouse, an Australian rock band formed in 1977 by Iva Davies, achieved international success with their innovative sound and compelling lyrics. Originally known as Flowers, they adopted the name Icehouse in 1981. Their self-titled album, featuring hits like "Great Southern Land" and "Hey Little Girl," solidified their place in the new wave and synth-pop scenes of the 1980s. Iva Davies' distinctive voice and the band's atmospheric sound distinguished them. Over the years, Icehouse evolved, exploring various musical styles. With a career spanning decades, they remain iconic in Australian rock history, leaving a lasting impact on the global music landscape.