The chemistry between band members has been the key in  The Werks'  success. Each member has harnessed his own individual groove with influences as eclectic as their  music;  some common influences include Led Zeppelin, Eric  Clapton,  The Allman Brothers, Phish,  Jimi Hendrix, Rush, The Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pink Floyd, Umphrey's McGee and The Grateful Dead.

As their tour radius increases and with addition of former Maji keyboardist, Norman Dimitrouleas, it is obvious that The Werks are turning heads across the US.  The success is largely credited to the hard work of their street  team as well as to the dedication of the band, their fans and  a unique performance, which is affected and manipulated by the energy  and soul of the audience, guaranteeing that each show will be different and memorable.

The band has worked with many great acts such as EOTO, Ekoostik Hookah, Railroad Earth, Lotus, Tea Leaf Green, Papadosio, Badfish, U-Melt, The Macpodz, BoomBox, Freekbass, One Under, The Maji, Ultraviolet Hippopotamus,  The Recipe, The Spikedrivers, Four Finger Five, Rumpke Mountain Boys,  Jam Samich,  Burning River Band, Mike Perkins, Covert Operations, The Ragbirds, Back 40 and Sam Bush.

The Werks recently released their second album entitled Synapse and are currently in the midst of their 2009 tours.