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She Wants Revenge
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| She Wants Revenge | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin |  Los Angeles, California, United States |
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| Genre(s) | Post-punk revival Alternative |
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| Years active | 2005–present | |
| Label(s) | Perfect Kiss/Flawless/Geffen/Interscope/Universal Records | |
| Website | SheWantsRevenge.com | |
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| Justin Warfield Adam Bravin |
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She Wants Revenge is a band hailing from Los Angeles, California. It is signed to Perfect Kiss, a division of Fred Durst's Geffen Records-distributed imprint, Flawless Records.
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- Justin Warfield - vocals, guitar, keyboards
- Adam Bravin ("Adam 12") - bass, keyboards, synthesizer, drum machine, percussion, vocals
- Thomas Froggatt - guitar, keyboards
- Scot Ellis - drums [1]
She Wants Revenge's sound is influenced by 1980's somber synth and Goth bands like The Cure, Danse Society, Joy Division, Bauhaus, Depeche Mode and Suicide. The lyrical content heavily suggests a tongue-in-cheek parody of teenage angst and high school notebook poetry. The band toured extensively through 2006.
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- Nightmare Before Christmas OST – (October, 2006; contributed "Kidnap The Sandy Claws")
| Year | Song | US Hot 100 | U.S. Modern Rock | U.S. Main- stream Rock | Album |
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| 2006 | "Tear You Apart" | - | 6 | - | She Wants Revenge |
| 2006 | "These Things" | - | 22 | - | She Wants Revenge |
| 2006 | "Out of Control" | - | - | - | She Wants Revenge |
| 2006 | "I Don't Wanna Fall in Love" | - | - | - | She Wants Revenge |
- CD Review for self-titled debut release by Chris Andrade for kMNR...Music News Weekly
- The video for These Things features Shirley Manson of the band Garbage
- Justin Warfield featured in a Placebo song “Spite & Malice” on its 2000 album Black Market Music in additional to Brian Molko's vocal.
- Justin Warfield was a hip-hop MC before becoming interested in rock music. He was the MC on the song Bug Powder Dust from Tim Simenon's Bomb The Bass. He also rhymed on The Chemical Brothers' track “Not Another Drugstore.” His only album as a hip-hop MC was titled My Field Trip to Planet 9.
- Justin Warfield is mentioned in the interlude "WAOK (AY) Rollcall," a track from the 2003 album Phrenology by The Roots.
- Justin Warfield is featured in the song "Candyman" by Cornershop from its album When I Was Born for the 7th Time. His verse starts about two minutes after the song starts.
- The song "Tear You Apart" is featured in the Jim Carrey film "The Number 23" as well as its trailer.
- Justin Warfield’s second album is the self-titled and only album of the psychedelic rock group that he led, the Justin Warfield Supernaut.
- Official sites
- Label website
- She Wants Revenge
- She Wants Revenge Rss Feed
- She Wants Revenge at MySpace
- meem and profile at imeem
- The 1st International forum
- Magazine interviews
- Interview with Subculture Magazine (July 2006)
- Interview for Alternative Nation website (July 2006)
- Videos
- "These Things" (first version)
- "These Things" at YouTube
- "Sister" at YouTube
- "Clips of live performance at JET nightclub in Las Vegas" at YouTube
- Audio interviews