Eleven classic Misfits anthems are transformed into a demented delight of cocktail cacophony on this authorized Misfits Records release. This recording of "Skulls" can also be heard in the movie Hot Rod.
"Fiend Club Lounge is one of the best renditions of some of the best Misfits songs ever recorded. Any true, and I mean true musician will appreciate the intricacies of the instrumentations on this CD."
Misfits guitarist Franché Coma
"Hilarious…'Teenagers from Mars' becomes the bopping soundtrack to a 1960s Fifth Avenue shopping spree, complete with twiddling xylophones."
All Music Guide
With the group's third album, Ramones Songbook, the Nutley Brass won widespread critical acclaim for their twinkling and tantalizing arrangements of such classics as "I Wanna Be Sedated" and "Blitzkrieg Bop." Songs from this CD can be heard in the documentary Ramones Raw and the movie Sugar and Spice. Special thanks to the late Joey Ramone for his involvement.
"Ramones meets the elevator head-on through the clever genius of Sam Elwitt."
Joey Ramone
"The arrangements reveal the sweet pop core at the heart of the Ramones' songwriting…'Beat on the Brat' becomes irrepressibly perky in the process."
Q Magazine
18 punk rock anthems done the Nutley way, from the Adverts to the Stranglers. U.K. release long out of print on CD, now available for download on Amazon.

Features Nutley treatments of songs by King Missile, Fly Ashtray, Jad Fair and others. Includes "Honey, I Sure Miss You," as heard in the 2005 documentary The Devil and Daniel Johnston. Out of print; email for availability.
7-inch vinyl EPs that inspired the full-length CD of the same name, available from Vital Music.
Includes "Something to Believe In" by the Nutley Brass. Buy from the Joey Ramone online store.
With the Underthings, you get four on the floor rock n roll chock full of hooks and harmonies. Each member of the Underthings has a long and distinguished musical rap sheet. The combined years of experience in some of New York’s best bands have given the Underthings the savvy and cynical sense of humor to know what they want and the knuckle draggin’ knowledge to get it.
Your Underthings are: Sam Elwitt (guitar, vocals), Matt Fiveash (bass), Andy Maltz (guitar, vocals), Kris Parrish (drums, vocals).
See upcoming shows, photos and more on MySpace.
Sam Elwitt solo
Music for Film, Video, Radio
Small Potatoes Justina Davies (drums), Sam Elwitt (lead guitar), Matt Fiveash (bass), Clare McKeen (lead vocals, guitar)

The Moto-Gators are an instrumental combo, playing guitarist Ron Kellum's Stax/Link Wray-inspired tunes and a choice assortment of Moto-Gating covers.
Your Moto-Gators are: Sam Elwitt (guitar, organ), Matt Fiveash (bass), Ron Kellum (guitar), Kris Parrish (drums, vocals).
See upcoming shows, photos and more on MySpace.
Bowery to Baghdad / Live in Ape City (expanded edition)
Sea Monkeys vs. Bigfoot (expanded edition)
Secret Sign (expanded edition)
Classic stupid punk-rock releases from New York's legendary Sea Monkeys (1986-2001) are now available on Amazon. Each comes with an assortment of bonus tracks.
Your Sea Monkeys were: Dave the Spazz (lead vocals), Tom Cassar (bass, vocals), Kevin Clark (drums), Sam Elwitt (guitar, vocals), Andy Maltz (guitar, vocals).