Wehrmacht (band)

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Wehrmacht is an American thrash metal/hardcore band, that was formed in Portland Oregon, in 1985. After releasing two albums on New Renaissance Records, the band split up. Later, both albums were re-issued on one CD.

Matos and Zorich went on to form Spazztic Blurr and Lehfeldt went to Cryptic Slaughter. Matos now appears as a DJ under the name Mestizo69 and also continues as a vocalist. Lehfeldt also played with Sweaty Nipples and toured with Everclear. His most recent projects are Drumattica and Tri-polar. Mortimer went on to play with the Nervous Christians and Bastard Children of the Roman Empire. He is now a criminal defense attorney. Duffy has continued playing music, most recently with the band Disastrophe.

Despite the bandname they have no Nazi ideals.

  • Blow You Away (Demo, 1985)
  • Rehearsal '85 (Demo, 1985)
  • Beermacht (demo, 1986)
  • Death Punk (Demo, 1986)
  • Live at Pine St. Theatre (Demo, 1986)
  • Shark Attack (CD, 1987)
  • Biermacht (CD, 1989)

  • Tito Matos (aka Tape Head Tito) - vocals
  • Marco Zorich (aka Marco Sharko) - guitar
  • John Duffy - guitar
  • Shann Mortimer - bass
  • Brian Lehfeldt - drums

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