The Girls!
Origin Columbus, Ohio, United States
Genres Power pop, alternative rock, punk rock
Years active 2011-2012
Labels Dreadful Sounds
Associated acts Carson Drew, Evan Harris & The Driftwood Motion, Joey Blackheart & the Gallows, The Reacharounds, Dead Girlfriends, Savage Pinkos
Website www.thegirlsbang.com
Members
Jessica Wabbit, Joey Blackheart, Ryan Vile, Big Nick, Bent, Raeghan Buchanan

The Girls! are an American power pop band from Columbus, Ohio. The band has been described as a "pop-punk party band".[1] The lead singer, Jessica Wabbit, is the older sister of Bloodshot Records recording artist Lydia Loveless. The band name is either pronounced as "The Girls" or "The Girls Bang" due to the exclamation point.

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Formation [link]

The Girls! were formed in 2011 by front-woman Jessica Wabbit, Joey Blackheart and Ryan Vile. After adding Big Nick on drums, the band decided on the name "The Girls!", adding the exclamation to help separate them from other bands with the same name. The band started playing shows and then added Bent to play bass guitar and Raeghan Buchanan to sing backup vocals.[2]

Critical Reception [link]

The Girls! were well received by the local press, being one of the "top 10 bands to see" and "bands that blew me away" at ComFest, Central Ohio's large music and arts festival.[1][3][4]

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References [link]


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The Girls

The Girls may be:

  • The Girls (1961 film), a Soviet comedy film
  • The Girls (1968 film), a Swedish drama film
  • The Girls (song), a song by Calvin Harris
  • The Girls!, a band from USA
  • See also

  • Girl (disambiguation)
  • The Girls (1961 film)

    The Girls (Russian: Девчата, translit. Devchata) is a 1961 Soviet comedy directed by Yuri Chulyukin based on a screenplay by Boris Bednyj.

    Plot summary

    Devchata is a romantic comedy set in an isolated Russian logging camp, c. the late 1950s. A pig-tailed young girl - Tosya (Nadezhda Rumiantseva)- arrives from school with a cooking degree, and joins a group of other women who work in jobs supporting the loggers. Tosya's naivete is reflected in the first exchange we see, where the official who shows her to her quarters seems exasperated when he finds that she has not brought a pillow. Tosya is assigned as a cook for the camp.

    Once in her dorm-like room, she cheerfully prepares herself a meal of tea and a giant loaf of bread slathered with jam; all of it from her roommates' food stockpile. When the four other girls return after a day at work, they are generally taken by Tosya's youth and good nature. However, one woman is upset that she is eating her food without permission, and a fight ensues.

    Podcasts:

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    The Mason

    by: Burden Of A Day

    If I could know the way this ends
    I'd then understand
    I'll live what It is to be made from the best of you
    Let my hands make movement for hearts of the tested few
    If I could know the way
    The way this ends
    I'd then understand (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    If I could know the way (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    I'd see the glory in these hands
    I'm placing stone upon stone but this castle Is falling faster than my hands
    They're gained the west wall fall back to the stabies
    Prepare for the last stand
    I end here you start now
    Like iron sharpens iron I will make you better you will make me
    My best like sea salt to my skin without you
    I am but a tasteless man
    If I could know the way
    The way this ends I'd then understand (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    If I could know the way (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    I'd see the glory in these hands
    This is end this is end
    This armor weighs but I will fight till I face the sky
    If I could know the way (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    If I could know the way
    The way this ends
    I'd then understand (wooh oh wooh oh oh)
    If I could know the way (wooh oh wooh oh oh)




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