Electric Frankenstein is the epitome of rock and roll, with a punk attitude that is rarely rivaled. Over 15 years, over 100 record releases, and more! EF has almost single-handedly returned rock to its most basic and savage roots, the way it was meant to be. They have been receiving international acclaim for their exciting brand of High Energy Punk Rock and Roll, done with the great intensity of such bands as the Stooges, MC5, Dead Boys, NY Dolls, Ramones, Damned, Black Flag, Misfits, AC/DC, Kiss, Cheap Trick, Aerosmith, Motorhead, and other favorites.
EF is featured in the All Music Guide to Rock; The Encyclopedia of Hardcore & Punk; The Book of Metal (Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Metal Music); and the A-Z of Doom, Gothic, & Stoner Metal. How can they be in all of these different genres of Rock Music? Ah! That's the beauty of Electric Frankenstein!
With music appearing on over 100 records, including albums, compilations, singles and 7-Inches, there is no harder working band in Rock ‘N’ Roll today. Electric Frankenstein is a movement, a working-man’s answer to what is missing from popular music in the world today; straight-up, raw, in-your-face, combustible Rock ‘N’ Roll. Electric Frankenstein simply has no equal.
Find out why Electric Frankenstein are at the head of the Top 500 Bands Most Featured in the Press (as charted in latest issue of Zine Guide). Find out why they won the prestigious Best New Band in New York award in 1998. Find out why many famous bands count themselves as fans of EF (The Ramones, Metallica, Social Distortion, Jon Spencer's Blues Explosions, Monster Magnet, Pearl Jam, The Nomads, The Damned, The Misfits, AFI, Turbonegro, Hellacopters, New Bomb Turks, Supersuckers, The Hives, and many others!). Find out why many bands worldwide are covering EF songs live! Find out why many thousands of Rock Music fans have been delighted with their energetic live shows (sold out shows at the prestigious Fillmore in SF, the Blue Bird in Denver, and others). Find out why famous skateboarders like Tony Hawk, Bam, and many others use EF songs as their background music! Find out why many films and videogames (Tony Hawk's Under Ground) have EF songs on their soundtracks!
What do you get when you cross together the wild intensity of Punk Rock with the power chords of Hard Rock and with the melodic music of 60s Garage Rock?
