The best Icehouse albums
20 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.
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Man of Colours
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1
Big Wheel
1993
A blend of atmospheric rock and new wave textures, wrapped in Icehouse's distinctive melodic sensibility.
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2
Masterfile
1992
A vibrant blend of new wave and rock, echoing with anthemic choruses and atmospheric synths that define Icehouse's sound.
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3
No Promises
1997
A blend of polished rock and new wave elements that evoke nostalgia while exploring themes of love and introspection.
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4
The Berlin Tapes
A haunting blend of atmospheric rock and new wave, capturing the spirit of Berlin's post-punk scene.
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5
Code Blue
1990
A vibrant mix of new wave and rock, blending melodic hooks with an atmospheric soundscape that captivates and energizes.
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6
Full Circle
1994
A fusion of new wave textures and rock elements, blending catchy melodies with experimental soundscapes.
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7
Measure for Measure
1986
A blend of atmospheric synths and rock elements, evoking the expansive soundscapes of 80s new wave.
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8
White Heat: 30 Hits
2011
A vibrant collection where new wave synths meet rock sensibilities, encapsulating the spirit of Australian music in the 1980s.
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9
Sidewalk
1984
Melodic synths intertwine with emotive rock vocals, creating a rich tapestry of sound that defines the mid-80s new wave era.
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10
Great Southern Land
1989
Synth-driven melodies intertwine with evocative lyrics, painting a vivid portrait of Australia’s landscape and spirit.
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11
Primitive Man
1982
A vibrant fusion of new wave and rock, pulsating with synths and anthemic choruses that evoke a sense of longing and exploration.
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12
Icehouse
1980
A blend of new wave and rock infuses the album with a vibrant pulse and introspective lyricism.
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13
Man of Colours
1987
A vibrant blend of synth-driven melodies and emotive rock, embodying the spirit of late '80s Australian music.
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14
Boxes
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15
Meltdown
2002
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16
Fresco EP
1983
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17
Bi-polar Poems
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18
The Singles
1996
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19
White Heat
2011
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20
Love in Motion
1996