
This album has influences of Nick Cave and Steve Kilbey, especially the first four tracks. The title track is a semi-instrumental which has a definite science fiction sound. Guitar pedals and keyboards, bass, drums, sampled sitars and vocals all seem to be used in unorthodox ways here to evoke imagery of a passionate heartbeat running through a cold technological landscape.
‘Shadowman’ has a sampled western guitar riff and a memorable tune with dark imagery being forged by middle eastern wind instruments.
Apart from the first four and another two originals toward the end, The Science of Falling has some cover versions from a diverse range of songwriters including Tex Perkins, Tori Amos, Marty Wilson-Piper, Kate Bush and Carol King.
- 5:31Love Child [6.3MB]
- 6:52The science of falling [8.3MB]
- 2:21Shadowman [2.6MB]
- 3:49What I done to her
- 4:53How come they don’t touch the ground?
- 4:22Winter
- 4:03Wish
- 3:38Feel it
- 3:08Jewel box
- 3:58Woolgathering
- 2:36We will become
- 3:30The strength to change you
- 3:19Precious
- 6:24Leaving you up in the air
- 2:47It’s too late
1:01:00Total playing time
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