Applied Science

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#		Title	Length
1		Aurora	4:03	Play
2		Farmboy	1:44	Play
3		Rival Formula	4:26	Play
4		Sue	3:03	Play
5		Party	3:11	Play
6		Red Blood Cells	3:06	Play
7		Hook	3:19	Play
8		Dissection	5:01	Play
9		It Doesn't...	2:41	Play
10		San Francisco	3:29	Play
11		Dancing By Numbers	3:04	Play
12		County Lines	2:52	Play

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Description

Begun as a duo in Olympia, Washington by Jeffrey Henry and Sam Jansons, Rosyvelt moved to Seattle and became a trio (with Louis O'Callaghan, bass), and later a quartet (with Seth Howard, lead guitar and keyboards). Rosyvelt continues to buck the trend of trendy Northwest rock while nonetheless reflecting its best qualities: variety, melody, originality, and sincerity.

Applied Science is Rosyvelt's first album, and was released November 2006 on Seattle's J-Shirt Records label. From driving, new-wavy rock on songs like "Farmboy" and "Aurora," to country-flavored musings on songs like "Sue" and "County Lines," to the gorgeous balladry of "Dissection," the bombastic twee of "San Francisco," and the chamber-orchestral "Dancing by Numbers," Applied Science is diverse to say the least. The common thread of Jeffrey Henry's unique vision and unerring sense of melody pulls it all together.