Superchic[k] Review -Beauty From Pain
By Heidi 2005

Superchic[k]’s third release is titled Beauty From Pain, and it is another shining accomplishment for the group and one more thing to add to the list that they already have going. Superchic[k] has been involved with many things, from having tracks on hit shows such as Alias and the new Disney movie The Ice Princess, to appearing on CNN, MTV, and even the ESPN Winter X Games.

Superchic[k] has a varied sound that includes pop, rap, rock and roll, and even jazz all wrapped up in a Christian mix. They have interesting, ear-catching lyrics like those that are used in the track “Bowling Ball.” The music in this CD has a very positive appeal in almost every track. In “Anthem” the lyrics are great for every child, teen, and adult alike who has ever been through a tough time and has felt like someone is putting them down. The songs will give anyone an extremely positive message.

The only two girls in the group, Tricia and Melissa Brock, defiantly don’t have to worry about looking too much different since they both fit in with the other four guys just as well as anyone there. They are two sisters that can “Brock on” and keep the group on top. One thing that is really good about this group is that they come from varied ethnic backgrounds, so you know they are trying to reach out to everyone around them, no matter their looks. I definitely recommend Beauty From Pain for everyone who likes music. You’re sure to find at least a few tracks that you can play over and over again. Whether your favorite music is rap or soft rock, there is something for you in this release. Plus you can listen to it any time, any place, from working around the house or getting a party started

Since this CD is easy to listen to and extremely danceable you can’t go wrong with this purchase. I think this is an all around great CD and can’t find a bad track on here but my favorite tracks would have to be “Anthem” and the title track “Beauty From Pain.” I think this CD deserves 5 stars because it is something that you can listen to for years to come.