We Are Scientists stimulated up tense Channel Island relations as they performed at the Jersey Live Festival tonight (August 30th).
Taking to the stage ahead of headliners The Zutons, the band�s energetic set fused tracks from their two albums.
The group were clearly in high hard drink as they kicked off their go under with �Ram It Home�, which john Drew an enthusiastic reaction from the crowd.
But bassist Chris Cain before long drew boos when he asked how many of the audience � which consisted principally of Jersey residents - were from the nearby island of Guernsey.
As the crowd chanted "Jersey! Jersey!", Cain admitted to �opening a can of worms.�
�Guernsiams vs Jersists. Think well-nigh it guys your not so different,� he said, as the boos continued to ring around the crowd.
Luckily, the chemical group were able to get the fans back on their face with �After Hours�, the lead single from their second record album �Brain Thrust Mastery�.
In a bid to repair relations, Cain later introduced �Lethal Enforcer� by telling the crowd: �We�re going to slow it down for a second base so that you lavatory feel it in all your most important organic structure parts.�
We Are Scientists praised the herd as they ended their set with a raucous version of �The Great Escape�.
Jersey Live continues later with headliners The Zutons.
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