Rocket Science (band)
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Rocket Science is an Australian alternative rock band that first came to public attention on national youth radio network Triple J around 2000.
Jim Diamond, of Ghetto Recorders, produced the band's third recording, Eternal Holiday. Shortly before the release of the album, singer Roman Tucker suffered a serious injury and fell into a coma for around two weeks. This forced the band into inaction for an extended period of time.[1]
According to Rocket Science's MySpace page, the band's 2008 album Different Like You was self-funded. This album wasn't heard much on Triple J.[quantify]
Kit Warhurst is the brother of radio presenter and Spicks and Specks panelist Myf Warhurst.
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[edit] Line up
- Roman Tucker (vocals, keys, theremin)
- Kit Warhurst (drums)
- Dave Gray (bass guitar)
- Paul Maybury (guitar)
- Mickey Heartbreak (live guitar)
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Welcome Aboard the 3C10 (2000, Modular)
- Contact High (2001, Modular)
- Eternal Holiday (2004, Modular)
- Different Like You (2008, High Spot)
[edit] Singles
- Burn In Hell (2001)
- One Robot (2001)
- Heavy Traffic (2002)
- Being Followed (2003)
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Official website
- Rocket Science on Myspace
- AMO Artist Profile - Rocket Science
- Rocket Science at The Dwarf
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