We Are Scientists
Barbara

In the grand tradition of Fun Lovin' Criminals, We Are Scientists are a very American band who scored a minor hit in their homeland (in their case, 20...

Do We Are Scientists only make songs now to keep their comedy-video making career afloat Who knows. What is apparent from the band’s fifth studio alb...

How are We Are Scientists not cheesy Part of the Brooklyn (by way ofClaremont, California) indie music scene since before the boom, their rock usesm...

Rock act We Are Scientists typically has a good sense of what hits, but on its latest album, "Barbara," the band begins to figure out what misses. Ope...

Music and football don’t mix - however, if there’s one thing that England’s limp fumblings can show us, it’s that nothing disappoints like an adequate...

After the somewhat disappointing Eighties synth stylings of second album Brain Thrust Mastery, We Are Scientists are back to their caffeinated indie-r...

I’ve been a sporadic We Are Scientists fan at best. Oh sure, I sang along to “Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt” when the band broke with With Love and Squ...

What a difference a drummer makes. A few years back, We Are Scientists released With Love and Squalor, an energy-filled power-pop album with a bevy of...

Fun is the name of the game with the vastly entertaining We Are Scientists. Whether the album sleeve or the delectable, fizzy bounce of the music itse...

What a difference a drummer makes. A few years back, We Are Scientists released With Love and Squalor, an energy-filled power-pop album with a bevy of...