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Album Review: Art Vs Science - Off The Edge Of The Earth And Into Forever, Forever

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"The band don't toy with their electro-dance-rock formula too much, but an added emphasis on 'rock' delivers one absolute belter."

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Four years is a long time when following up a debut, but a more mature Art Vs Science try defying the sophomore slump with Off The Edge Of The Earth And Into Forever, Forever.

The band don't toy with their electro-dance-rock formula too much, but an added emphasis on 'rock' delivers one absolute belter in Tired Of Pretending, easily one of the year's best songs. It's a tough act matching this but the well structured throb of Unity and smooth Stars Pt II almost do the trick, despite corny moments like Bongo Plan detracting a little from the whole.