Gavin Rossdale and company are currently in a London studio mixing the 15 or 16 tracks that they plan to release on Science, which include titles like "Ban The Bomb" and "Altered States." Bush plans to have the album's final mix completed near the new year.

When the album arrives next year, nearly three years will have passed since the group released it previous studio effort, 1996's Razorblade Suitcase. In preparation for the Science recording sessions, Rossdale had holed himself up in Ireland to pen tracks for the album. Instead of writing on the road as they had in the past, Rossdale and his bandmates worked in different locales this time out and sent tapes back and forth to each other during the writingprocess.

Once in the studio, the band re-teamed with producers Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley who handled the group's debut hit Sixteen Stone.