The New York-based band We Are Scientists are known for their off-putting sarcasm as much as their catchy singles. That winking self-awareness consumed their 2005 debut album, With Love & Squalor, as frontman Keith Murray remained pithy in his pop-rock polemics. He relished in his aptitude for prioritizing fun decisions over sound ones, audibly ached over his actions, then repeated this cycle without missing a single beat. This pattern resulted in tarnished relationships for Murray and some of the best … Continue reading We Are Scientists get right to the point in Cambridge