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Superchick first appeared in 2001 with Karaoke Superstars (Inpop), a peppy mix of popternative grooves and CCM positivity. Led by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Max Hsu (ex-Church of Rhythm), the band also included vocalist Tricia Brock, her guitarist/vocalist sister Melissa Brock, fellow guitarist Justin Sharboro, drummer Brian, and bassist Matt Dally. Extensive touring followed the band's debut on wax, and high-profile song placements (in Legally Blonde, for example) upped their profile while promoting their message of empowerment via Christianity. Superchick returned in October 2002 with Last One Picked, a collection of crunchy pop-punk numbers. The remix album Regeneration followed a year later. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
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Compilations Featuring Superchic[k] (7)
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Wow Hits 2007 | EMI Christia... |
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Ice Princess | Disney Enter... |
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Wow Hits 2006 | EMI Christia... |
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Legally Blonde: Original Motion Picture... | A&M Records... |
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