The Wolfmen are made up of UK rock legends Marco Pirroni and Chris Constantinou who began collaborating in 2004. Marco was a lynchpin of the original UK punk scene, whose first gig was as guitarist in Siouxsie and The Banshees as a 17 year old in 1976. As lead guitarist and co-songwriter in Adam And The Ants, he penned five number one singles and a further four top ten hits between 1979 and 1982, when the Ants disbanded. Marco remained Adam Ant™s co-writer and musical director until 1995, starting straight off with a number one single (˜Goody Two Shoes™) and album (˜Friend Or Foe™), followed by a further nine more top 40 hits. In the 90™s Marco begin to work with other artists, not least Sinead O™Conner, with whom he scored a global number one album, ˜I Do Not Want What I Haven™t Got™, and a string of worldwide hit singles. The 00™s have seen Marco increasingly cited as an authority on the punk movement, both on record and in print. He consulted on two major compilations - ˜Punk™ and ˜Dread Meets The Punk Rockers Uptown™, and compiled and produced the acclaimed ˜SEX: Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die™ and ˜Biba: Champagne and Novocaine™ compilations on his own label, Only Lover Left Alive. He has also acted as contributing editor to some key books about the punk scene, including ˜Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs™, ˜Vacant™, Vivienne Westwood: An Unfashionable Life™, ˜Punk™ and Jon Savage™s ˜England™s Dreaming™, which The Times deemed œA monumental survey¦the definitive work on the subject.�

Chris first emerged in 1977 as co-writer and bassist in the critically acclaimed rock band Drill, who signed to RCA Records and released several singles produced by Chas Chandler (The Animals, Jimi Hendrix) and toured extensively with Slade before imploding. In 1982 he joined the Adam Ant band as bass guitarist and backing vocalist, and alongside Marco, Chris was part of every Adam Ant TV appearance, video and tour (including Live Aid in 1985) until 1986. Under the pseudonym Chris De Niro, he became an integral part of the mid-80s Ants line up, vinyl highlights including the top 20 single ˜Apollo 9™ and the ˜Vive Le Rock™ album, both of which were produced by Tony Visconti. He later joined forces with ex-Bow Wow Wow singer Annabella Lwin and their band scored several hits, not least ˜Do What You Do™ in 1994, and then began a songwriting partnership with Guy Chambers, now well known for his work with Robbie Williams. In the late nineties he took centre stage as lead singer, bassist and songwriter, in post-punk outfit Jackie Onassid, who released two albums - 2001™s ˜4Play™ and 2002™s ˜Zip Me Up™ and toured Europe three times. In 2003, they recorded the soundtrack for Brit filmmaker Paul Hills™ movie ˜The Poet™ and then toured extensively supported Iggy Pop.

Since the formation of the band in 2004 The Wolfmen have released 2 full albums and 3 singles. Check out the featured track of the week "If You Talk Like That."

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The band is from Twickenham, London, England and consists of Charlie (vocals, guitar), Doug (drums), Tom (fiddle), and Urby (bass), and after a handful of singles, have released their first album, Peaceful The World Lays Me Down in August 2008. Laura Marling and Emmy The Great were members of the band before going solo, although they both continue to perform with the band occasionally. They have been compared to The Magic Numbers, The Little Ones, The Postal Service, and Belle & Sebastian.

Their name is a marriage of the title of one of the band's favorite films, "The Squid and the Whale," and the name of the director (Noah Baumbach). They are avid fans of the film director Wes Anderson, who helped produce "The Squid and the Whale" alongside Noah Baumbach. Their e-mails, and many of their MySpace blog posts, are signed "Sic Transit Gloria".

The band performed on Jeremy Warmsley™s internet television show, Welcome to our TV show, and have made several appearances at festivals including Leeds, Latitude, SXSW, Glastonbury, and Lollapalooza.