Quiet Science Launches IndieGoGo Campaign To Fund New Worship Album

Indie rock band Quiet Science have launched a new IndieGoGo campaign to fund a new worship album. The band recently debuted a new song called "Splendour" (which featured Cool Hand Luke's Mark Nicks on drums) that streamed here at Jesusfreakhideout.com in February.
About the album, the band writes: "We have begun work on our third studio album. This time around, we are looking to create an original worship album with the traditional Quiet Science sound. We already have most of the songs in place, we just need the means by which to make this possible. The amount we are asking for is the bare minimum to produce a quality product. If you believe in our music, our vision, or the people involved, please contribute whatever you can. Also, if you believe in magic, Santa or global warming feel free to help. Our music will have a profound effect on each of those things. For more information, please watch the video."
Check out the video embedded above for more info. To consider contributing to the campaign, visit here: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/quiet-science-worship-album
Visit their Facebook page for more on Quiet Science.
[courtesy of Jesusfreakhideout.com]
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