| Bi-polar Poems | |
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| Studio album by Icehouse | |
| Released | Yet to be released |
| Recorded | 2006 |
| Genre | Post-punk/New Wave/Rock |
| Length | ? |
| Label | Warner/dIVA |
| Producer | Iva Davies |
Bi-Polar Poems is a proposed album by Australian rock synthpop band, Icehouse, founder Iva Davies had been working in 2001 on the album[1] with tracks available since 2004 from the Official Iva Davies - Icehouse website[2] (see External link below). As of July 2008, the album was still unreleased.
"I have written an album's worth of songs up here, which have yet to be released. To write those songs was very difficult because there weren't stories happening all around me. They're extremely personal and a lot of them are very challenging. I think it will be a challenging album to listen to."[3]—Iva Davies, 2005-11-02
Icehouse performed on 21 September 2007 with the line-up: Davies, Paul Gildea (guitars), Steve Bull (bass), Peter Maslen (drums) and Glen Reither (keyboards, saxophone).[4]
As this album has yet to be released details are very few, tracks expected to be included on this album are "Your God, Not Mine", "The Lazarus", "West Eleven Genius", "Chemicals", "Circles In The Sky", "Surgery", and "Big House".[5]
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