Photos: We Are Scientists at the Moroccan Lounge
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We Are Scientists married old and new on Wednesday night at the Moroccan Lounge, where the NYC indie-rockers played two nights in support of their new album “Megaplex.”
We Are Scientists married old and new on Wednesday night at the Moroccan Lounge, where the NYC indie-rockers played two nights in support of their new album “Megaplex.”
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