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We Are Scientists - Brain Thrust Mastery
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| 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 while, along comes a group whose seemingly questionable intentions are outweighed by a pile of great songs. One enjoyable dance-rock album could be passed off as a fluke, but With Love And Squalor's follow-up suggests that not as much guilt should be attached to the pleasure derived from We Are Scientists. Brain Thrust Mastery's 41-minute running time contains very little filler, and the album might be worth storing away in a time capsule to someday show how alternative rock has evolved over the past two decades. Once again produced by Ariel Rechtshaid of Foreign Born (whose Garrett Ray filled the drum seat here), Brain Thrust Mastery wouldn't exist without the '80s, but We Are Scientists offer up more than just retro-rock, even when they get as danceable as The Killers....full text |
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| Nme |
| If a good sense of humour is indeed mankind’s last line of defence against a crumbling universe, there can be few bands as adept at dodging the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune as We Are Scientists. When our sun implodes and all we know on Earth dies, you can bet that Keith Murray and Chris Cain will be breathing nitrous oxide in an underground bunker, laughing their tits off as they dictate another pithy press release about spending the last year in a fat camp, a drying-out clinic and a race-car school. Yet, for all their willful irreverence – and how else can you describe staging self-help seminars before your gigs? – there’s nothing especially funny about WAS’ music. No, what WAS specialise in is fun....full text |
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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 passable and enjoyable band, you sensed that we were dazzled more by their wit and sleight of tongue than any real notion that this was a band that counts. That’s not a criticism by the way – not everyone could or should be Radiohead – but it does pose a problem. Would their charms stand up another time round? Or would we draw back the curtain of mirth and reveal another bog-standard band fumbling with reformed riffs ad infinitum? Well, yes and no. While not grabbing you by the lapels, shaking you hard and demanding your love and servitude, Brain Thrust Mastery has enough to keep you interested and contains much to enjoy....full text |
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