Other Musical Works
After her departure from Hole, Schemel embarked on a number of musical projects. In 2001, she joined Courtney Love's short-lived project Bastard, which included Veruca Salt's Louise Post on guitar and Gina Crosley of Rockit Girl. The band, though they recorded a few demos, became nothing and disbanded shortly afterwards. She also recorded with Juliette Lewis's punk rock band Juliette and the Licks, with who she played drums on their debut 6 song EP ...Like a Bolt of Lightning before leaving the band prior to the recording of their second album, You're Speaking My Language. Schemel - and her brother Larry - were also key composers and performers on Courtney Love's solo album, America's Sweetheart. She has also toured with Imperial Teen.
In early 2010, she formed a new band, Green Eyes.
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