Agent Provocateur
Agent Provocateur formed in Los Angeles in 1999 with Jane Wiedlin on vocals, Dan Rosing on guitar, Kim Warnick on bass, and Steve Werner on drums. They...
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Agent Provocateur formed in Los Angeles in 1999 with Jane Wiedlin on vocals, Dan Rosing on guitar, Kim Warnick on bass, and Steve Werner on drums. They released their self-titled debut album in 2001, which included the song "Red Tape." The band's lineup changed over time, with Kevin Preston eventually replacing Rosing on guitar.
Their music drew from punk and new wave influences. After the debut, they put out albums like "Mood Swings" in 2002, "Diplomatic Immunity" in 2004, and "Myopia" in 2007. Some of their lyrics addressed social and political themes, which occasionally drew criticism.
Agent Provocateur maintained a consistent presence in alternative rock through the 2000s with their straightforward, energetic approach. Their work, including "Red Tape," found an audience among listeners drawn to their direct style and thematic focus.
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