The main issue with Sons of Stone, the band’s debut LP, is its general lack of soul. The deeper you dive into the album, the stronger the feeling becomes that its mainly a repetition exercise, following a basic formula with a slight amount of variation in each track, but no real discernable passion in doing so. Nothing is unearthed beneath this formula to give it a redeemable essence that’ll really move you on the inside.

What you’ve got here is a series of simple guitar riffs, touched with reverb or distortion in a few instances but never really traveling too far off course, as the main backbone of the sound. Vocals that primarily alternate between barely audible and flat-out stale are layered on top, at times seeking to recreate the dreaminess of 60s stalwarts like Jefferson Airplane and 13th Floor Elevators (“Sons of Stone”), and others stepping into more garage-based territory with tinges of punk angst (“Axe Man” and “Pretender). The jumbled mixture might reach a pleasant plateau or turn a corner that catches you here and there, yet most of them seem to peter out before you can find a comfortable place to fall back and relax into.

“Sons of Stone (Revisited),” an instrumental interlude with tribal undertones and gradually ascending core, and “Where You Gonna Go,” a bouncing romp reminiscent of The Rolling Stones, show the most promise of these otherwise-generic selections. Unfortunately, they can’t carry the rest of these bland tracks to any worthwhile level and leave Sons of Stone stumbling in the dust.

The past can lend great gifts to the present, but only if they’re tended to carefully and combined with something more that gives them a new identity. For The People’s Temple, this might mean they need to reevaluate their entire retrospective approach.

Prepare to get your sultry sway on this coming Monday when Justin Warfield and musical partner Adam 12
shall be performing live their new material from the album This Is Forever (Geffen) along with of course,
songs from the old that made you fall in love with them in the first place.

After a sold out national tour this summer and fall, raving reviews, crazed fans and critics being
converted who are now praising the electronic indie group after witnessing them live with a full band
and seeing what they’re really made of. This album is sheer proof that this band has truly evolved
since their spectacular debut and this is your chance to finally see them for yourselves.
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“This Is Forever” Oct 9th (Geffen) “Someone’s gonna fall in love in here tonight.” – Just Begun by S.W.R
This Is Forever continues where their self-titled debut left off, a figurative morning after to the dance of the
night before. Still continuing on the same path of creating thought provoking and emotional dance music,
the album deals in the familiar themes of love, loss, and betrayal, yet somehow even darker in tone, with beats
that bang even harder, and if it’s possible, even catchier songs…a tall feat, but one they welcomed with open arms.
With no intention of playing it safe this time out, the guys have crafted a challenging and compelling album
that they are proud to present to their loyal fans and the uninitiated alike.

Much like their Electronic Rock fore-fathers; Dave Gahan, Robert Smith, Morrissey, and Ian Curtis
had done so before, She Wants Revenge offered a voice and a rhythm for scorned lovers,
bored housewives, jaded hipsters, gender-benders and club-kids across the nation, all seductively
swaying their hips and pouting along to the undeniably catchy tunes such as True Romance,
What I Want, These Things, Out of Control and the instant cross over hit Tear You Apart.

This show will be their third to last last on the east coast before they head back west toward their home of
Los Angeles. Adam 12 shall continue to DJ and write, with numerous projects in the pipeline. The same goes
for frontman Justin who will also be working on various things when he returns; but shall mostly be sharing dipers
duties with wife Stefanie King Warfield and cradling his new baby son Bowie Jonah who was born just last week!
Congrats Justin, and thanks for bringing to the world two amazing “collaborations” this year. We salute you!

Oct 23 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
Oct 25 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore at Theatre of Living Arts
Oct 26 – Baltimore, MD @ Washington, DC
Oct 27 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
Oct 28 – Carrboro, NC @ Cat’s Cradle
Oct 29 – Atlanta, GA @ The Loft
Oct 30 – Orlando, FL @ The Club at Firestone
Nov 1 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre
Nov 2 – Houston, TX @ Meridian
Nov 3 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s Alternative Lounging (Outdoor)
Nov 5 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
Nov 6 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
Nov 7 – Anaheim, CA @ The Grove of Anaheim
Nov 8 – San Diego, CA @ House of BluesSan Diego, CA
Nov 9 & 10 – Los Angeles, CA @ Henry Fonda Theatre
Nov 12 – Ventura, CA @ Majestic Ventura Theatre
Nov 13 – Sacramento, CA @ Empire

North American Tour Dates
Oct 4 – Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
Oct 5 – Pomona, CA @ Glasshouse
Oct 7 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theatre
Oct 8 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox
Oct 10 – Salt Lake City, UT @
Oct 11 – Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre
Oct 12 – Lawrence, KS @ Granada
Oct 14 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
Oct 15 – Chicago, IL@ Metro
Oct 16 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Ballroom
Oct 18 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew’s Hall
Oct 19 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House
Oct 20 – Montreal, QC @ Le National
Oct 22 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall
Oct 23 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
Oct 25 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore at Theatre of Living Arts
Oct 26 – Baltimore, MD @ Washington, DC
Oct 27 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
Oct 28 – Carrboro, NC @ Cat’s Cradle
Oct 29 – Atlanta, GA @ The Loft
Oct 30 – Orlando, FL @ The Club at Firestone
Nov 1 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre
Nov 2 – Houston, TX @ Meridian
Nov 3 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s Alternative Lounging (Outdoor)
Nov 5 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
Nov 6 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
Nov 7 – Anaheim, CA @ The Grove of Anaheim
Nov 8 – San Diego, CA @ House of BluesSan Diego, CA
Nov 9 & 10 – Los Angeles, CA @ Henry Fonda Theatre Nov 12 – Ventura
, CA @ Majestic Ventura Theatre Nov 13 – Sacramento, CA @ Empire

“This Is Forever” Oct 9th (Geffen) “Someone’s gonna fall in love in here tonight.” – Just Begun by S.W.R
This Is Forever continues where their self-titled debut left off, a figurative morning after to the dance of the night before.
Still continuing on the same path of creating thought provoking and emotional dance music, the album deals in the familiar themes of love,
loss, and betrayal, yet somehow even darker in tone, with beats that bang even harder, and if it’s possible, even catchier songs…a tall feat,
but one they welcomed with open arms. With no intention of playing it safe this time out, the guys have crafted a challenging and
compelling album that they are proud to present to their loyal fans and the uninitiated alike.

Visit their myspace for an exclusive FREE download
http://www.myspace.com/shewantsrevenge
http://shewantsrevenge.com/

Tracklisting: This Is Forever
First, Love
Written In Blood
Walking Away
True Romance
What I Want
It’s Just Begun
She Will Always Be A Broken Girl
This Is The End
Checking Out
Pretend The World Has Ended
Replacement
All Those Moments
Rachael