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THE REVIEW
In the Scientists' household, there's a bit of a Christmas atmosphere.
Everyone is kinder, and consequently, the sharp guitars from the first, excellent With love and squalor have been set aside to make room for the one and only eternal sequence of four poor notes that miraculously manages to hold After Hours together for three and a half minutes.
An overly sweetened piece, it's probably thanks to the little bells and background vocal harmonies that the song resembles Snow Patrol a lot and We Are Scientists very little.
So those looking for a new Cash Cow will be disappointed, but I have somewhat lost my heart to that "Say, that you'll stay, say, you'll stay."
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The review explores We Are Scientists' shift from sharp guitars to softer, sweeter sounds in 'After Hours.' Its repetitive four-note sequence and Christmas-like atmosphere create a contrast with their previous work. While some fans may be disappointed by the change, the reviewer finds charm in the tender moments of the song.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
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We Are Scientists
We Are Scientists are an American indie rock band formed in 2000, later based in New York City. They broke through with With Love and Squalor (2005), driven by singles like "The Great Escape" and "Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt."04 Reviews
