The Wombats Rock Band Quiz

The correct answer is "Celebrate The Irony". This is because the question is asking what The Wombats sing after "Let's dance to Joy Division and". Out of the given options, "Celebrate The Irony" is the only option that completes the sentence in a logical and grammatically correct way.

The correct answer is Disco because The Wombats have a song called "Backfire at the Disco."

The correct answer is Norway. Although the question does not provide specific details about the band members, it states that they met at art school in Liverpool. Since the question asks for the country of origin of one of the members, we can infer that at least one member is from Norway.

The correct answer is "Desperation" because the album "A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation" was released by The Wombats. The title suggests that the album explores themes of desperation in relation to love and loss, indicating that it may contain songs that delve into the darker and more intense emotions associated with these experiences.

The correct answer is "Where's Laura." This is the subtitle to The Wombats' song "Party in a Forest." The subtitle suggests that the song may be about a party or gathering in a forest, and the question is asking for the specific name mentioned in the subtitle.

Little Miss Pipedream was a club night launched by The Wombats.

The correct answer is "Go to Santa!" This is the chant that is repeated in the chorus of The Wombats song "Lost in the Post."

The correct answer is The Holiday. "Kill the Director" is a song by The Wombats, and the lyrics of the song reference scenes and characters from the movie The Holiday. The song talks about a girl who is infatuated with a director and wants to be in one of his movies, similar to the storyline of The Holiday where a woman falls in love with a film director.

"Kill The Director" was the first full single to be released by The Wombats. This song gained popularity and helped establish the band's presence in the music industry. It showcases their energetic and catchy indie rock sound, with memorable lyrics and infectious melodies. The success of "Kill The Director" paved the way for The Wombats' future releases and contributed to their growing fanbase.

The correct answer is Babyshambles. The Wombats supported Babyshambles on a Christmas 2006 U.K. tour.