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Random Acts of Intimacy

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by: Sucioperro

Release Date June 19, 2006
I find it ironic that a band's side project managed to put out an album almost a year before their actual band's album is released, but life is full of surprises.

You may be aware of the world-dominating trio Biffy Clyro from Scotland. All of Clyro's members are involved in the enigmatic five-piece side project Marmaduke Duke, who as previously stated released an album in 2005. The remaining two members, JP Reid and Fergus Munro are of fellow Scottish band Sucioperro.

RAoI is a good debut. Opening up with the amusingly offensive The Crushing of the Little People, it's clear from the start they are capable of putting put some nice rock numbers. The second (and best) track is called Wolf Carnival, and is excellent, ... Read More:

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With Love and Squalor [VINYL]

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by: We Are Scientists

Release Date May 22, 2006
We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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With Love and Squalor

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by: We Are Scientists

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We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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With Love and Squalor

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by: We Are Scientists

Release Date January 13, 2008
We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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With Love and Squalor

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by: We Are Scientists

Release Date October 17, 2005
We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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Missing Dragons [VINYL]

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by: Grape Dope

Release Date May 27, 2003
We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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Missing Dragons

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by: Grape Dope

Release Date June 02, 2003
We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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Apocalypse Nam

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by: Various

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We Are Scientists are a New York-based three-piece that released their debut album "With Love and Squalor" in 2005. As their name suggests, they look and talk like nerds. However, We Are Scientists do know how to pen songs that should prove strong commercial hits, as they cash in on the current vogue for post-punk songs that get you up on your feet and rocking.

The album clocks in at a pretty fast 12 tracks in 37 minutes and does not pause for breath at the start until the fourth track "Can't Lose". The record is heavily guitar-laden, with nearly all of the tracks containing hooks that are well worth hearing. Murray is on lead guitar and vocals and does both quite well, while Cain (complete with the dodgey 1980s 'tache and glasses) ... Read More:

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The Same Channel [VINYL]

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by: Fat Jon and Styrofoam

Release Date October 17, 2006
Styrofoams Arne van Petegem and five deez Fat Jon have docked their soundships and celebrate a curious musical encounter far away from the indieboy-meets-homeboy-cliché. It's all about a come together, not about a Crossover.

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The Same Channel

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by: Fat Jon

Release Date October 09, 2006
Styrofoams Arne van Petegem and five deez Fat Jon have docked their soundships and celebrate a curious musical encounter far away from the indieboy-meets-homeboy-cliché. It's all about a come together, not about a Crossover.