Song Of the Day: February 2, 2005
More state-of-the-art guitar pop from Australia, Adelaide division. The band's name was later shortened to The Mad Turks, and then later lengthened again to The Icecream Hands, under which name they still function.
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Tuesday, February 01, 2005More state-of-the-art guitar pop from Australia, Adelaide division. The band's name was later shortened to The Mad Turks, and then later lengthened again to The Icecream Hands, under which name they still function.
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2 Comments:
hi! your website is awesome. i just found it the other day. i was very surprised to find this one though! my dad used to run greasy pop, and i always loved the mad turks. good work.
jessica
Yah, love the Mad Turks. Also, if you like this, check out Icecream Hands, the band they turned into. Now defunct. Singer Chuck Jenkins has released 2 solo albums in Oz.
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