Supervixen is a track by the American alternative rock band Garbage, appearing on their 1995 debut album of the same name. The song exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending electronic textures with the powerful vocals of singer Shirley Manson. It was produced by the band's primary collaborator, butler, who helped define the genre's distinct aesthetic during the mid-1990s. The recording features a driving rhythm and atmospheric production that became a hallmark of Garbage's early work. As a key piece of their discography, the song reflects the band's ability to merge industrial and pop elements, establishing their reputation as pioneers of alternative rock. Its enduring presence in their catalog highlights its significance in the evolution of electronic-influenced rock music.