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Originally known as The Plan,American Werewolves were formed in 1998 by crooner Trevor Moment and by 2003 a permanent lineup was found in Nate 68 on drums, Tony Scambony on bass and Brendan Less on guitars. Much like their namesake, American Werewolves shape-shift from timeless 50’s doo-wop to violent, blood-curdling punk. Their sound is built upon the DIY punk foundation set by early punk bands like The Damned and The Misfits with hints of Frankie Lymon for good measure.
The American Werewolves hit the stage like the infamous shower scream from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, cutting scars into the terrified audience that they will never forget. The wolves pound out song after song of real life b-movie horror and violence. Beneath all t
Albums by American Werewolves
| Cover | Artist / Album | Category | Rating | User Rating | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Werewolves 1968 (Fractured 2005) | Punk | N/R | 0/10 |  |
| American Werewolves We Wont Stay Dead (Fractured 2004) | Punk | 5/5 | 8/10 | |
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The American Werewolves hit the stage like the infamous shower scream from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, cutting scars into the terrified audience that they will never forget. The wolves pound out song after song of real life b-movie horror and violence. Beneath all this macabre terror lurk dark doo-wop style chorus; pulling their fans into frantic heart felt screams of " whoa's " and "ohooo's ". Behind all this bone chilling energy stands violent crooner Trevor Moment, paralyzing drummer Nate 68, tattooed tough guy Tony Scamboney and the haunting guitar of Brendan. The band breaks into the next song, Trevor moment howls out " who will survive and what will be left of them?!" looking around at the carnage one can only ponder this same question.
In the moments between wolf and man is where American Werewolves are born.
American Werewolves are:
Trevor Moment - Violent Crooning
Brendan Less - Guitars
Tony Scambony - Bass
Nate 68 - Drums
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