The Scientists - The ScientistsThe Scientists' 1981 wild debut bewildered Perth, Australia's punters with its charging anthems centered on themes of young love and alienation. Obvious in its rebellion yet more pop than punk, the self titled "Pink Album" deftly embodied the tough yet danceable outsider aura of The Ramones, and its unheard of, feverish clip shook the shores of the geographically confined Swan Coastal Plain of down under. Recorded just as the lineup of guitarist

they have recorded and will now tour together under the banner of the Rebel Content Tour

" --Angela Sawyer

recording something of a Soviet-themed concept album under the pseudonyms Joseph Weil and Norman D

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raw recordings we've heard from Harris - a far cry from the comparatively sunny 'Dragging a Dead Deer up a Hill'

a bewildering assortment of leftfield folk ditties

mid-'70s Lennon

the air thick with possibility and tension

Twenty years on

tried and true WTC fans

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