Icecream Hands - Supermarket Scene

Review by Virginie Lelarge

Icecream Hands' album "Supermarket Scene" is a delightful mix of pop rock and power pop that will leave listeners tapping their feet and humming along. The Melbourne-based band has been around since the early 1990s and has honed their sound to perfection over the years. The album features catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and infectious melodies that will stay with you long after the last track has ended.

The opening track, "Can You Feel My Love?" sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat tempo and sing-along chorus. "Sweeter Than the Radio" is another standout track that showcases the band's knack for crafting memorable hooks. "I Want You" slows things down a bit with its ballad-like feel, but still manages to maintain the album's overall energy.

Icecream Hands' musicianship is top-notch throughout the album, with each member contributing to the band's signature sound. Lead vocalist Charles Jenkins delivers each song with passion and energy, while the rest of the band provides a solid foundation of guitar, bass, and drums. The production quality is also excellent, with each instrument and vocal track clearly defined in the mix.

Summary by Virginie Lelarge

"Supermarket Scene" is a fun and engaging album that fans of power pop and pop rock will enjoy. Icecream Hands has created a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh, and this album is a testament to their longstanding career in the Australian music scene.