We Are Scientists
Brain Thrust Mastery

After dropping their major label debut, With Love & Squalor, hitting the road almost nonstop, and losing drummer Michael Tapper, We Are Scientists are...

It's generally easy to figure out which bands are coming from a genuinely creative place and which are avoidable bandwagoneers, but every once in a wh...

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Of all the band’s who had a triumphant 2005 into ‘06, one of those you feared for a second time round were Brooklyn’s We Are Scientists. A perfectly p...

We Are Scientists have no doubt been bathing in asses' milk since With Love and Squalor cemented their position alongside the Killers. But much of it...

The modest success of With Love and Squalor-- the album went gold in the UK, where it spawned three top 40 singles-- hasn't gorged We Are Scientists s...

Why is album making so much harder the second time around Nothing is harder second time around. You don't pull the stabilisers off, become a world c...

One of 2005's unexpected successes, We Are Scientists have had the unusual luxury of three years to record the "difficult second album". However, thei...

Call it snobbery, but this isn't quite what these ears expected. Though never the worst band in the world, there was always something strikingly smug ...