Since 1980 Icehouse has released heptad albums, many compilations, & music from either collaborations by having more creative person including dance corporations. A 1987 album Man of Colours was freed at a apex of their fame & international profits.

Albums
When Flowers, Icehouse built higher the heavy as a result as a survive work in Sydney, noted for their distinctive cover versions of songs by a wide range of acts including T-Rex and Brian Eno. When signing to the Festival Records label, they freed their number one album (Icehouse) within 1980, which became a hit around Australia. A single from this album, also known as "Icehouse", created a bit of interest in the U.K., partly because of a memorable video. More singles involved "Can't Help Myself" & "Walls". A album mass produced apply of synthesisers.

Their next album release was Primitive Man, recorded with assistance from either Keith Forsey, who later on worked sustaining Simple Minds. This album was a source of the international hit-lone "Hey Little Girl", which has remained their virtually all regularly played only. An additional hard track from either this album was "Great Southern Land", which featured in the early 1990s film Young Einstein.

Inside 1985 Davies' musical theater standing was farther enhanced once he was commissioned to compose & record a score for the acclaimed Sydney Dance Company production of Graeme Murphy's dance work Boxes, in which he collaborated by using piano player Max Lambert.

A third album was far extra sombre & reflective, featuring a tracks "I Don't Believe Anymore" & "Someone Like You". When this album a band mass produced farther inroads into a U.S. market with "Measure for Measure".

A next album, Man of Colours, was their best-selling album. It contained a hit singles "Crazy" & "Electric Blue" (the song co-written by John Oates from the band Hall and Oates). By having this album, a b& reached an international zenith, never surpassing this level of popularity and exposure once more.

Inside 2003 Iva Davies contributed to the score of the film Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.

Discography
Icehouse 1980 released under the band title Flowers Primitive Man 1982 later re-released in the United Kingdom as Love In Motion Pavement 1984 Measure for Measure 1986 Human of Colours 1987 (one individual from either this album, "Electric Blue", reached dull heptad on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart)) Low Southern Land 1989 Code Blue 1990 Masterfile 1992 Heavy Wheel 1993 A Berlin Tapes 1995 (album of re-worked cover versions of songs by Lou Reed, Simple Minds, David Bowie, XTC, and Psychedelic Furs, amongst others) Meltdown 2002 (a tribute/best of album by owning dance remixes of occasionally songs)