Song from the bands debut UK (compilation) album 'Everything is Alright So Far' released on Halloween 2011 by Damnably, Blurt: "Texas grows great musicians.

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Performed By: American Werewolf Academy. Album: Everything Is Alright So Far. Year: 2011. Genres: Alternative, Indie, Indie Rock.

Everything Is Alright So Far. American Werewolf Academy. American Werewolf Academy is a band based on the unashamed principles of pop. The band's influences range from 60s pop, 70s power pop, post punk to bubblegum rock. AWA was formed in the fall of 2003 after Robot Monster Weekend had to call it a day and Slobberbone was taking a break. Three guys from Dallas, TX are in the band.

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American Werewolf Academy are a Dallas, Texas power pop band with a wistful Americana edge. If you can try and imagine The Jayhawks in their pomp playing Cheap Trick songs you might be close, but that does American Werewolf Academy a complete disservice; this is all loose-limbed, honey-harmonied powerpop. That’s powerpop as in The Replacements, Big Star, The Cars, The Ramones. Not big-short-wearing contemporary pretenders, folks. The music speaks loudly and gleefully for itself, too. Apparently, AWA had a previous life as artsy funsters; Out Of Place is an altogether more mature album than that and there’s a sense of weariness and mortality woven through the clever chord changes and.

The Hop - American Werewolf Academy from Scott McCullough on Vimeo. It's only one sentence, loaded with barely a handful of syllables, yet drives their point home. Until you get a chance to see them live, that is. The group's show is packed with frenzy and singer Aaron Thedford's hamstring-testing, quick-release leg kicks. One's skip button will get a well-deserved respite during the course of 2011's Everything is Alright So Far or last year's Out of Place All The Time. Sometimes bands hit it big here and strike out over there or vice versa.