S.F. Altar Boys

The Altar Boys S.F.M.F. were a San Francisco based punk rock group that existed between 1993 to 1998. Formed by singer/guitarist Matt Breen and bassist Chris 'Hellcat' 'Fumari' Stewart the group recorded only one full length E.P. in 1994 titled S.F.M.F. The band was responsible for writing the song "Carnie showdown" featured in Todd Sheets horror movie The Shivers, the song sat in the number one positions of radio station 105.3fm 'punk rock playpen' for 2 weeks. Members of the band included Suicide Machines guitarist Lee Bone, 440 sixpack drummer Chris Scammin, and Walter Earl. After the success of the group's first E.P. and a promising Vans Warped Tour the group disbanded. In 1998 Fumari and Lucky recreated the band as a three piece in Los Angeles, recording a second E.P. The whereabouts or tracks of this second E.P. are unknown. Fans of this band proclaimed it was some of the best most explosive punk rock ever written..

Discography

S.F. Altar Boys, S.F.M.F.	1994 E.P ^songs
Come a Knockin'
Carnie Showdown
Methadone Clinic

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