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Something For Kate: Leave Your Soul To Science
Track List:
1. Star-Crossed Citizens 3:41
2. Survival Expert 3:16
3. Private Rain 5:00
4. The Kids Will Get the Money 4:52
5. Sooner Or Later You're Gonna Have to Do Something About Me 3:25
6. Miracle Cure 3:21
7. Deep Sea Divers 3:51
8. This Economy 3:46
9. Back to Normal 3:55
10. The Fireball at the End of Everything 4:53
11. Eureka 3:22
12. Begin 3:18
External Review:
"Something For Kate are a little older and certainly wiser, offering an emotional and introspective record where Dempsey’s obtuse lyrics come wrapped up in a polished, relatable and up-tempo musical package. They sound creative, revitalised and, most of all, happy."
Artist Biography
Something for Kate is a rock band from Melbourne, Australia, led by songwriter, vocalist and guitarist Paul Dempsey. The band was formed in 1994 and signed to the Murmur record label a year later when its three members were aged only 19. They have released six studio albums, two of which have topped Australia's ARIA Charts, with three others reaching the top 10. The band, whose name is often...
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