Rocket Science (band)
Rocket Science is an Australian alternative rock band that first came to public attention on national youth radio network Triple J around 2000.
Jim Diamond, of Ghetto Recorders, produced the band's third recording, Eternal Holiday. Shortly before the release of the album, singer Roman Tucker suffered a serious injury and fell into a coma for around two weeks. This forced the band into inaction for an extended period of time.
According to Rocket Science's MySpace page, the band's 2008 album Different Like You was self-funded. This album was not heard much on Triple J.
Kit Warhurst is the brother of radio presenter and Spicks and Specks panelist Myf Warhurst.
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