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Following up their first full length album Roman Gods (click here for that review) in 1982, the Fleshtones returned to the studio to work on their next release. Today (June 7th) marks the thirtieth anniversary of the release of Hexbreaker!, the 1983 follow-up second album from the band. As with the first album, it too was produced by Richard Mazda.
In the mid-1970’s, four guys from Queens, NY, formed a garage rock band. It started with roommates Keith Streng and Marek Pakulski on guitar and bass respectively. They added friends Peter Zaremba (on harmonica, keyboards and vocals) and Lenny Calderon (on drums). In May of 1976 they played their first gig at CBGB, the famed Manhattan club, as the Fleshtones.
