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Weerd Science - Evil Genius

How to Be an Indie Rapper (featuring Weerd Science)

unreleased Weerd Science (Josh Eppard) song, "Side to Side" produced by David "Wavis" Parker and iLL in 2003. Lyrics and the mp3 are on http://www.killyourrapper.com

Weerd Science - Side to Side

Josh Eppard originally recorded this lost cut at Applehead Studio with Chris Bittner and Mike Birnbaum (sitar) in Woodstock, NY. DL- http://killyourrapper.com

Weerd Science - Kabul (unreleased)

This unfinished track is dated circa fall 1998 and features theband3’s original line-up: Joey Eppard, Josh Eppard, Chris Bittner).  Background vocals were provided by Michael “Clip” Payne of P-Funk and the empty-sounding instrumental section after the second chorus is where Dr. Know of Bad Brains’ guitar solo should be.  This version of the song was ripped from cassette exactly a decade after it was recorded.

3 - Be Afraid (unreleased 1998)

This is the original demo recording of "Lay Down the Law" 3 submitted to Universal along with "Earth Rotates" in 1997 that scored them the infamously ill-fated deal (and Heavy D as A&R).  To download this as well as many other rare 3 songs, head over to www.astroknot.net

3 - Lay Down The Law (Demo 1997)

song from the unreleased "Newborn" collaboration album. All these songs were engineered and produced by Wavis M. Gravis at The Boiler Room just prior to Josh Eppard joining Shabutie (which ultimately evolved into Coheed and Cambria).  Joey Eppard (of 3) is featured on the chorus of this particular track.

Newborn (Weerd Science & Bobby Delicious) - Beyond These Years (featuring Joey Eppard)

The Flatline Symphony is one of the newest branches of thefamily3, featuring the vocal and engineering genius of Anthony Masington (Session 606, Mours).  This song also features Josh Roseboro of A Dream Worth Dying For.  Check out TFS on myspace and or facebook dot com /theflatlinesymphony

The Flatline Symphony - This Year's Cliche (DEMO featuring Josh Roseboro)

The collaborative improv-rock band MATH lead by Billy Riker, recorded a collection of songs at Darkworld Studio in 2007. "We Were Optional" features Alana Orr (aka Orchid) on bass. The rest of the band on this recording is: Michael Schirmer, Joey Eppard, Max Oleson, David Bodie. It was engineered and mixed by David Parker. The record, "InsertYourNameHere" is out of print.


MATH featuring Orchid - We Were Optional

song from the unreleased Divest album, "Ghost Town Reckoning." Divest recorded the record at Applehead Studio in the early 00's with producers Dr. Know (of Bad Brains), Michael Birnbaum, Chris Bittner, and Danny Ilchuk. It was planned for a 2003 release on Dr Know's FKM records and features Sean-Paul Pillsworth. Band members (on this recording): Morgan Y. Evans, David "Wavis" Parker, Kurt Brown, Mike McCoy, David Bodie.


Divest - Accept (featuring Sean-Paul Pillsworth)

Weerd Science (original drummer of New Prog bands- 3, Coheed and Cambria)'s take on "I Love College."  Posted for free download.  Contact MissNeesh[at]gmail.com

Weerd Science - I Wish I Went to College

Weerd Science- Cons T w/ out Mel G (Stepped on mix by NatasNice)

Division The Conqueror (DEMO)

Dear S.A.M., I'm Dead to You

Red Light Juliet is here! 
May 21st, 2013

Josh Eppard (aka Weerd Science) started his career early on landing a major label record deal with Universal at the age of seventeen as the drummer and co-songwriter of the band 3. After a ten year tenure with the band and becoming a casualty in the infamous Universal-Polygram merger, Josh, against the advice of managers and loved ones, left the band in pursuit of a career as a studio musician. In just two years time he played on four records including two major label releases (Hesher - Warner Bros. and R.A. the Rugged Man - Priority/EMI). As his studio chops improved with every project, he would later join a local outfit at the time known as Shabütie (which later became Coheed and Cambria). In time with this group he had found success until his departure in 2006 due to his own personal demons and internal creative struggles.

It should be noted:
no matter what project Josh is committed to, Weerd Science is always at the forefront of his creative mind.

At the heart of “SICK KIDS” is his story of the toll success can have on your psyche and the scars left on his heart from the sacrifices made to become a success. After taking time off to get healthy and figure out where his musical compass pointed, Josh has never been more ready and dedicated to making his next vision come alive!

Dear S.A.M., I'm Dead to You

Weerd Science

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