The Mutants San Francisco, California
Fronted by Fritz Fox with fellow singers Sue White and Sally Webster, the Mutants were formed in 1977 by seven SF art school students. They found inspiration in the punk rock scene as well as Andy Warhol's Factory, John Waters' Dreamlanders, and SF's glitter-and-makeup adorned performance art troupe, the Cockettes. The band built a fervent following based on their energetic, art-damaged shows. ... more
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