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"Bootsy Collins&amp;apos; latest project, Science Faxtion, sees the funk great merging his unmistakable bass once again with guitarist Buckethead and drummer Brain &amp;#x2014; all of whom previously played in Praxis. But for their forthcoming debut on Mascot Records, Living on Another Frequency (which should be dropping sometime in September), their goal is new.\r\n&amp;quot;We wanted to challenge artists and people in the music business,&amp;quot; Collins says. &amp;quot;We want to go somewhere where people haven&amp;apos;t been yet. It&amp;apos;s like taking that first shuttle to Venus &amp;#x2014; you don&amp;apos;t know what that trip is going to be like, you just know you&amp;apos;re going. People have taken the experience out of the experience, and we&amp;apos;re trying to put that back into music and make it fun.&amp;quot;\r\nAccording to the group&amp;apos;s singer-guitarist, Greg Hampton &amp;#x2014; who also co-wrote and co-produced Alice Cooper&amp;apos;s latest LP, Along Came a Spider &amp;#x2014; Science Faxtion began more straightforward. &amp;quot;It started off that it was going to be a funk record. But we started exploring this concept of the future in 2099, that entails man being melded with computer, and how music will be made.&amp;quot; Tracks such as first single &amp;quot;Looking for Eden,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Life is in Deliver,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;At Any Cost&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;What It Is&amp;quot; (which features Chuck D), certainly rock hard with an unmistakably futuristic funk sound. &amp;quot;We&amp;apos;re going to use technology, before technology uses us,&amp;quot; adds Collins. &amp;quot;Because that&amp;apos;s where we&amp;apos;re headed. We&amp;apos;re the Paul Reveres &amp;#x2014; &amp;apos;The British are coming, the British are coming! Technology is here!&amp;apos; &amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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