The End of Science | ja

deep tribal cosmic syncopated shit, man. After producing some of the most cosmic soul juggling tracks of the last decade Afrikan Sciences has finally woven together a full length. Already receiving early run from likes of Gilles Peterson Means and Ways is a watermark of rhythmic freedom. True to previous Afrikan Sciences escapades rhythmic rules are re-programmed, and tuned to cosmic frequencies. These are sounds that you need not attempt to control. Ease yourself open your mind, and let the imagination take the wheel. .

The Giants of Science is an Australian rock band from Brisbane, Queensland. The band have self-described their sound as 'psych-rock'. They have released two albums; "Here Is The Punishment" (2005) and "The History of Warfare" (2002). Based around the songs of lead singer and guitar player, Ben Salter, the first album featured elements from sources such as stoner rock bands like Kyuss and Fu Manchu plus QOTSA and Australian pub rock. However on Here Is The Punishment the sound became more adventurous musically. That album incorporated instruments such as banjo and piano plus female backing vocals courtesy of Liz and...

Atlanta based alternative rock/indie rock/post-hardcore band for fans of Fiore, Days Away, Circa Survive. The music is very visual, and are written like film scores. The band is heavily influenced from Modern Hollywood Orchestral Composers. Catlin - Vocals/Guitar/Keys Zach - Vocals/Bass Jason - Guitar Aaron - Guitar Matt - Drums Listen at http://www.myspace.com/theriseofscience .

Manmade Science are Michel Baumann (Soulphiction, Jackmate, Supatone), Phlegmatic and Nik Reiff. After several years of jammming together, whether as DJs or musicians, they started recording for Philpot-Records in 2000. Adding live instrumentation and vocals was the next goal. Releases on Perlon and Philpot came out and they were invited to the Stuttgart JazzOpen in 2004, where they played a great half-acoustic set, accompanied by John Thrower on Bass-Clarinet, Saxophone and Flute. Since that time they worked together with a numerous amount of singers and musicians like Haldor Laegreid and Isaiah Femi Awonaike. On January 24th, 2007 they released their...

Science Wonder is a collaboration between German producers Wolfgang Voigt and Jörg Burger. Two 12-inches were released under this moniker in 1991 and 1995. .