Interview with We Are Scientists
What inspires you on a day to day
basis?
Financial need [laughs]. Basically writing songs that will be fun
to play live. We’re pretty sensitive to not appearing like
assholes on stage so much so that if a song feels wrong or it’s
not clicking well when we’re performing we’ll actually drop it
altogether.
If you had to choose your favorite record of all
time what would it be?
The new Wild Beasts record Smother is what I’m
listening to most right now but Fleetwood
Mac’s Rumours and David
Bowie’s Low would also definitely make it onto
my list
How was it recording your fourth studio
album Barbara with a new
drummer?
Our new drummer Andy Burrows (of Razorlight fame) was in
London, me and Keith were in New York and our producer was in LA
so it was a pain in the ass to arrange everyone’s schedule. But
it ran much more smoothly and amicably than previous records.
Andy came in as a very like-minded songwriter and respected what
the band had done previously whilst being excited to add to
it.
What can fans expect from your gig
here?
I think we’re in the height of the process of becoming a really
great live band. It definitely helps to have Andy along full-time
for the tour because it feels like we have a huge artillery van
behind us, driving us on.
Is there anything you’re most looking forward to
whilst in Singapore?
My parents travel a lot and Singapore is the one city in Asia
that they would consider moving to. The island is definitely a
mystery that I’m really excited to explore.



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