This Is Forever
by She Wants Revenge
Released: October 09, 2007
Post-punk revival, dark wave, gothic rock
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Debut Album.
The Album
"This Is Forever" is the second studio album by She Wants Revenge, an American rock band. Released on October 9, 2007, this album follows their self-titled debut album, reflecting a clear evolution in their distinctive style. The band members, Justin Warfield and Adam "Adam 12" Bravin, continue with their dark and moody sonic palette, with intense, emotional lyrics and a gothic, post-punk aesthetic inspired by bands like Joy Division and The Cure.
Inside the Recording
The album was produced by the band themselves and was recorded at their own studio.
Interesting Facts
It depicts an overarching theme of loss and…
It depicts an overarching theme of loss and disillusionment.
Despite its mixed reception, "This Is Forever" showcases…
Despite its mixed reception, "This Is Forever" showcases She Wants Revenge's strong knack for creating atmospheric, synthesizer-driven music, cementing their place in the genre.
Its darkness and depth continue to appeal to…
Its darkness and depth continue to appeal to fans, setting the stage for the band's subsequent projects.
Essential Tracks
Written In Blood
Notable tracks include "Written in Blood," "True Romance," and "She Will Always Be a Broken Girl." However, despite its strong musicality, the album divided critics on release, with some praising its stylistic consistency and others criticising its perceived lack of growth.
True Romance
Notable tracks include "Written in Blood," "True Romance," and "She Will Always Be a Broken Girl." However, despite its strong musicality, the album divided critics on release, with some praising its stylistic consistency and others criticising its perceived lack of growth.
She Will Always Be A Broken Girl
Notable tracks include "Written in Blood," "True Romance," and "She Will Always Be a Broken Girl." However, despite its strong musicality, the album divided critics on release, with some praising its stylistic consistency and others criticising its perceived lack of growth.
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Reception
Notable tracks include "Written in Blood," "True Romance," and "She Will Always Be a Broken Girl." However, despite its strong musicality, the album divided critics on release, with some praising its stylistic consistency and others criticising its perceived lack of growth.
The Complete Album Story
"This Is Forever" is the second studio album by She Wants Revenge, an American rock band. Released on October 9, 2007, this album follows their self-titled debut album, reflecting a clear evolution in their distinctive style. The band members, Justin Warfield and Adam "Adam 12" Bravin, continue with their dark and moody sonic palette, with intense, emotional lyrics and a gothic, post-punk aesthetic inspired by bands like Joy Division and The Cure.
The album was produced by the band themselves and was recorded at their own studio. It depicts an overarching theme of loss and disillusionment. Notable tracks include "Written in Blood," "True Romance," and "She Will Always Be a Broken Girl." However, despite its strong musicality, the album divided critics on release, with some praising its stylistic consistency and others criticising its perceived lack of growth.
Despite its mixed reception, "This Is Forever" showcases She Wants Revenge's strong knack for creating atmospheric, synthesizer-driven music, cementing their place in the genre. Its darkness and depth continue to appeal to fans, setting the stage for the band's subsequent projects.
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