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A.R.E. Weapons

A.R.E. Weapons is an American electroclash band from New York City. The band was formed in 1999 by Matthew McAuley, Brain F. McPeck, and Ryan Noel. Their live shows are noted for their aggressiveness and confrontational style. Early reviewers placed them in the no wave category.

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Genres
Sass, electroclash
Labels
Rough Trade, Defend, Weapons
Members
Brain F. McPeck Matthew McAuley Paul Sevigny Erik Rapin
Origin
New York City, U.S.
Past members
Thomas Bullock Ryan Noel
Years active
1999–present

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Discography

  • UK UK Singles Chart
  • EP Extended play

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A.R.E. Weapons

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples19
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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related to Albums · 9
A.R.E. Weapons → April, Blue, March, Mayhem, Money Cigarettes, November, September, Streets, Weapons
related to External links · 3
A.R.E. Weapons → AllMusic, Official, Weapons
Genres · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → Sass, electroclash
Labels · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → Rough Trade, Defend, Weapons
Members · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → Brain F. McPeck Matthew McAuley Paul Sevigny Erik Rapin
Origin · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → New York City, U.S.
Past members · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → Thomas Bullock Ryan Noel
Website · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → areweapons.com
Years active · 1
A.R.E. Weapons → 1999–present

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band new york mcauley weapons released members matthew mcpeck ryan noel paul album went city brain thomas bullock sevigny electroclash

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A.R.E. WeaponsGenresSass, electroclash1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsLabelsRough Trade, Defend, Weapons1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsMembersBrain F. McPeck Matthew McAuley Paul Sevigny Erik Rapin1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsOriginNew York City, U.S.1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsPast membersThomas Bullock Ryan Noel1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsWebsiteareweapons.com1.00infobox
A.R.E. WeaponsYears active1999–present1.00infobox
A.R.E. Weaponsrelated to AlbumsWeapons0.60section
A.R.E. Weaponsrelated to AlbumsApril0.60section
A.R.E. Weaponsrelated to AlbumsStreets0.60section
A.R.E. Weaponsrelated to AlbumsSeptember0.60section
A.R.E. Weaponsrelated to AlbumsMoney Cigarettes0.60section

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