Echoes
from Down To A Science by Down To A Science
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Recorded in December 2010. One of our older, earlier tracks.
Taken from our self-titled debut 4-track EP released in March 2011. All 100 physical copies of the EP that were produced have since sold out. There are no plans to produce any more physical copies of the EP. The EP is unavailable for free download but can still be purchased from our iTunes store. Tracks also included on the EP are Falling Faster, Everything, This Fight.
We still perform Echoes live and it is possible that we may re-record the song at some point in the future.
Taken from our self-titled debut 4-track EP released in March 2011. All 100 physical copies of the EP that were produced have since sold out. There are no plans to produce any more physical copies of the EP. The EP is unavailable for free download but can still be purchased from our iTunes store. Tracks also included on the EP are Falling Faster, Everything, This Fight.
We still perform Echoes live and it is possible that we may re-record the song at some point in the future.
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from Down To A Science,
track released February 3, 2011
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Down To A Science UK
Female fronted Alternative Rock combining rich vocal melodies with an emotive rock sound akin to a current exciting new wave of bands such as Deaf Havana, The Dangerous Summer, Young Guns and We Are The Ocean.
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Jun 2012 -
Mar 2012 -
Feb 2011
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