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We Are Scientists will tour the UK and not Ireland in the spring, after the release of their second album.
Brain Thrust Mastery, the name of self-help sessions the band held on their last UK tour before the turn of the year, will be issued through Virgin on the 17th of March, with a single – entitled ‘After Hours’ - beating that out for the 3rd day of the same month.
Anyway, shows:
April
12 Glasgow Barrowland
13 Aberdeen Music Hall
14 Newcastle Northumbria University
15 Manchester Academy
17 Sheffield Octagon
18 Birmingham Carling Academy
19 Nottingham Rock City
20 Norwich UEA
22 Southampton Guildhall
23 Bristol Carling Academy
24 London Shepherds Bush Empire
25 London Shepherds Bush Empire
Tickets for the dates – priced at £16 in London and £14 everywhere else - go on sale tomorrow, 25th of January at 10am from GigsandTours.com.
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We Are Scientists are a shitty, shitty band. That's all.
Do I
go to this or Panic with my missus?
They have lost all the good facial hair
and thus my respect
the guy who used to have a moustache does have an extremely hairy neck though, almost all the way down to his chest hair.
i like we are scientists
they're like all the useless tight-jeans haircut indie out there, except actually good and with a sense of humor
and keith & chris are clearly two of the smartest, funniest and just fucking nicest people on the planet
AND their frankly wonderful new song sounds like jesus & the mary chain impersonating the supremes (to borrow charlie brooker's formula for describing people)
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