Brain Thrust Mastery, by We Are Scientists (CD on Virgin)

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CD Album (standard package contains CD1 only)
CD 1
1.    Ghouls
2.    Let's See It
3.    After Hours
4.    Lethal Enforcer
5.    Impatience
6.    Tonight
7.    Spoken For
8.    Altered Beast
9.    Chick Lit
10.    Dinosaurs
11.    That's What Counts
CD 2 (special edition contains both CD1 & CD2)
1.    Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The ‘Little Noise Sessions’ In Aid Of Mencap))
2.    Lethal Enforcer (Live from Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise' Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))
3.    Impatience (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))
4.    Let's See It (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise' Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))
5.    It's A Hit (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise' Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))
6.    After Hours (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise' Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))
7.    The Great Escape (Live From Union Chapel, London 23rd November 2007 (Part Of The 'Little Noise' Sessions' In Aid Of Mencap))

We Are Scientists shocked themselves and impressed many others with their 2005 debut 'With Love & Squalor', which went gold in the UK (145,000 units) on the strength of the already-classic singles 'The Great Escape', 'Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt' and 'It's A Hit'. Twenty months of near-constant touring culminated in a sold-out UK tour, including two nights at Brixton Academy in autumn 2006, plus a very pleasant Christmas.

The band spent 2007 at weight-loss camps, alcoholics' dry-out facilities, and a race car school, yet also found time to pen, record and road-test their sophomore offering 'Brain Thrust Mastery'. If WAS's first album had been far, far better than it was, and of a far more mature style, and if they had then released a limp, unenjoyable second record, and if 'Brain Thrust Mastery were actually their third album, it would be hailed as a "return to form", as "equal to - in many ways an improvement on - the monumental debut".

NB Both versions of the CD will be fingerprinted - this will lead to an exclusive microsite where fans can access footage of the band filmed at the Union Chapel show, plus a brand new track.