The Script – Science & Faith – CD (Album), 2010 [r2610034]
The Script’s sophomore album, Science & Faith (2010), is a definitive staple of early 2010s pop-rock that thrives on its "high-shine, epic affair" production and soulful, stadium-ready anthems.
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: There are standard and deluxe CD versions available, including the original European and US releases. Tracklist (Standard Edition) You Won't Feel a Thing For the First Time Science & Faith If You Ever Come Back Long Gone and Moved On Dead Man Walking This = Love Exit Wounds of the album, or do you need help ripping a CD into FLAC format? Science & Faith - Album by The Script | Spotify
The Script’s sophomore album, Science & Faith , arrived in September 2010 during a pivotal moment for both the band and the music industry. Fresh off the success of "The Man Who Can't Be Moved," this Irish trio faced the dreaded "sophomore slump" by leaning into their signature blend of soulful pop-rock and hip-hop-influenced rhythms. The Script – Science & Faith – CD
: The title track exploring the dominance of love in the universal equation. "Walk Away" : Features a collaboration with rapper on certain editions. Lossless Availability
Released in 2010, Science & Faith arrived at a cultural precipice. The world was reeling from the global financial crisis, and the literal and metaphorical ground beneath the millennial generation felt unstable. The Script, comprised of Danny O'Donoghue and Mark Sheehan, utilized this backdrop to craft an album that interrogates the limits of empiricism. The title itself is a thesis statement: a dichotomy between what can be proven (Science) and what must be felt (Faith). Tracklist (Standard Edition) You Won't Feel a Thing
The title track, perfectly encapsulates the album's theme: the struggle to explain love through logic. As the lyrics suggest, you can't find heart and soul down a telescope. It’s this universal conflict—trying to rationalize the irrational—that gave the album such staying power. Track Highlights for Your Playlist