Superchick
"Beauty From Pain 1.1"
© Inpop/Columbia Records
May 16 - 22, 2010
Year of Release: 2006
Rating:
Anthem
Pure
Bowling Ball
We Live
One Girl Revolution
(Battle Mix)
Wishes
Stand In The Rain
Courage
It's On
Suddenly
Beauty From Pain
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Who is Superchick? When you first look at the picture of its bandmembers, who is the blonde female lead singer?
She sure is the standout figure, such as No Doubt, Pink, or Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas. The truth of the matter
is, Superchick is a Christian Alternative band. Mixing all styles of music, Pop, Rock, Punk, Alternative, R&B, this
band is quite interesting. Easily compared to the Pop styles of American Idol contestants, this band can
easily draw your attention, and wanting to listen to more of them. Tricia Brock is the blonde female singer,
and her vocals are very impressive, as much as the rest of the band's music.
Originally released in 2005, Beauty From Pain would be re-released a year later, as Beauty From Pain
1.1, and would become their mainstream album from Columbia Records. It would become a #1 album on the
Billboard Christian Albums chart. Featuring songs from its predecessor, and remixed songs.
The opening rocker track, "Anthem," certainly grabs your attention, with its positive lyrics. Today's
Pop and R&B has the atmosphere of "Pure" and "We Live." The style of these two songs fit well with
today's current Pop radio station formats. Pop meets Punk has the flavor for "Bowling Ball." A little bit
of R&B with an Alternative Hard Rock mix has "One Girl Revolution (Battle Mix)." Today's Pop style has
"Wishes" and could easily fit any of the current NOW compilations. (The Christian NOW series
has just started; I'm sure Superchick's songs could easily be added there.) "Stand In The Rain" would be
the band's biggest hit, sounding like No Doubt or Evanescence, as the latter band mentioned is compared to on
"Courage." A harder rock sound (Green Day) is on "It's On." Today's Pop returns on "Suddenly,"
and "Beauty From Pain" is a slow-styled song; a nice way to end the album.
Superchick's Beauty From Pain 1.1 is a really good album. Good mix of genres -- today's Pop -- No Doubt,
Evanescence, Kelly Clarkson, to name a few. All the songs are very good, with positive lyrics from the Christian
genre. It's Rock, it's Christian Rock, it's Positive Rock. The Beauty is there, far From Pain.
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