Arguing with Thermometers
2012 single by Enter Shikari
"Arguing with Thermometers" is a single by British rock band Enter Shikari from their 2012 album A Flash Flood of Colour. The song was included on a 5-track EP released via iTunes, along with a music video and remixes.
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The music video stars the members of the band working in a newsroom; Reynolds is the newsreader, Rolfe the weatherman and Clewlow and Batten operate cameras. The band leave the studio and then are seen performing outside by a road and interviewing businessmen on the street. The video was released on the band's official YouTube page on 14 January 2012. The video was directed and edited by Raul Gonzo.
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