Altars Of Science - Marcus Schmickler

Advantages: Destroys the stigma that drum and bass carries as a genre for 'pikeys'
Disadvantages: Perhaps dissapointing for people who wanted something slightly heavier

...and counterparts such as Marcus Intalex, High Contrast or Total Science, Calibre retains a raw cut energy within his music but adds a level musical mastery and arrangement that is absent form certain pockets of the drum and bass scene.... Read review

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Advantages: Good music,stunning booklet
Disadvantages: Not for pop lovers

...I'd heard about Bush from a couple of gothic friends and thiis was to be my first ever rock CD.I had already heard "The chemicals between us" and since it was a phat song and I was feeling rich I bought their newest album "The Science Of Things" at first glance it looked good and whilst the first song was playing i flicked through the lyrics booklet and it was really colourful and used strange fonts throughout. After all the songs had played I was uhappy because all the song sounded the same and it cost me £14.99 ! but after listening to it a few times it got better and better and now each song sounds totally different and theres not one song on it that i dont like. This CD is for rock and alternative fans not pop lovers. NickVE... Read review

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Advantages: Great price and a must for any cd collection!
Disadvantages: None that I can see.

...As I am writing this review I am listening to The Science of Things by Bush. This is their latest 12 track album from 1999. The tracks vary in style, from the rocky sound of The Chemicals Between Us and The Disease of the Dancing Cats, to the melodic sound of Dead Meat and Letting the Cables Sleep. Song writer Gavin Rossdale seems to have included a song for every mood! The full lyrics for each and every song are neatly included in the album's cover along with a few pictures of the band themselves. The price for this album is very good as most record stores are selling this album on cd for £9.99. The science of things is a must for any Rock or Indie fan! Enjoy!... Read review

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