We're a little late getting this one up. But it's our favorite Philly band Mondo Topless performing at the Beat 'N Soul fest from last fall. Great show, great band, good times 'nuf said. ;

If you didn't already know about the Fleshtones you are in for a treat. This band was founded in the mid 1970's by Keith Streng ;who was later joined by current member Peter Zaremba. The Fleshtones came up in the legendary NYC punk scene of that era. Unlike many of their contemporaries like the Cramps or the Ramones they never had really big commercial success. But they have cultivated a loyal underground following none the less.

If you didn't already know about the Fleshtones you are in for a treat. This band was founded in the mid 1970's by Keith Streng ;who was later joined by current member Peter Zaremba. The Fleshtones came up in the legendary NYC punk scene of that era. Unlike many of their contemporaries like the Cramps or the Ramones they never had really big commercial success. But they have cultivated a loyal underground following none the less.

Last Friday Evil Prints opened up it's doors to the public to see what kind of debauchery goes on in their large space above Vandeventer Ave. Beer, chili and cookies were served. Print making was demonstrated and prints were sold. Also showing (and selling work) was photographer in residence Bob Reuter who's dark room and photo archives reside in the space. The space it's self is a sight to behold. Huck's trademark red dominates (of course). This is our first visit to the new studio. When we first interviewed Huck it was in his Washington Ave studio nearly 5 years ago. My how time flies.