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Bunnydrums Reform

April 19th, 2006

First-wave Philadelphia post punks Bunnydrums regroup in preparation for cd re-issue of the groups last album Holy Moly. Original members DAVE GOERK and FRANK MARR are joined by guitarists HOWARD HARRISON (Terratoma, Martin Bisi), MARC LAURICK (Sensory Fix), and drummer MIKE MONGIELLO.

In addition, the group are currently updating the website, preparing an all new cd that includes material contributed by TOM ‘VOSCO’ ADAMS / AKA AGENT A (Sensory Fix, Ruin), and look forward to returning to live performance in summer 2006.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 19th, 2006 at 11:23 pm and is filed under local, music.

One Response to “Bunnydrums Reform”

mike a Says:
April 24th, 2006 at 7:01 pm
that reminds me, have you seen http://www.randynow.com? an incredible archive of photos, flyers, etc. from city gardens.

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