Biologists and neuroscientists use the phrase ‘we are the meat in our heads’ to explain that there is nothing otherworldly, supernatural or religious about us. We are the result of electrical and chemical signals passing through the ‘meat in our heads’. One Track Minds celebrates the animal in us all. The animal urges we are all subject to and frequent participants in (willingly or not). The human animal may not be divine, but that does not make it any less marvellous or comical. Robert Coyle and Andrew Gilmore each do a 20-25 minute set.