A Christmas EP as only Wenis can do. Contains both holiday favorites and Wenis originals.

The Wipe Album is Wenis’s third studio album. It is the most ambitious album of the band’s illustrious career to date. Packed with humor, heartache, and twenty-something angst, The Wipe Album is twenty hilarious songs of pop fun.

Hemo, the fourth studio album by Wenis is, by far, the most mature album in terms of quality and songwriting. Fear and loss are the themes on the majority of the tracks. Every song on Hemo is serious; no intentional laughs to be found here. In fact, most of the songs are quite sad and depressing.

This is Wenis’s emo album.

All songs by Wenis except track 5, “Blue, Red, & Grey,” by P. Townshend.

Wenis’ sophmore effort was met with mixed reviews. A rag-tag collection of both humorous and serious songs, the band couldn’t decide which direction to take the bulk of the material written for this album. And sadly, it shows. After the release of this album, the band decided on a lengthy hiatus… mainly because they got girlfriends.

Originally self-released in 2002.

The explosive breakout album from this dastardly duo turned the music industry on it’s head. Although the recording quality on Wenis di Milo is a bit sub-par compared to their later efforts, Wenis hit it out of the park with their first album.

Recorded and self-released by the band in 2001.Fun fact: Wenis’s Greg played in Dewback contemporary Arugula in the early 1990s and was briefly a member of Dewback.