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POSTED: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 5:38 PM

Filed Under: Music | Philly Bands Photos

Did you see the cover of City Paper today?

The story is about the resurgent punk forefathers The Dead Milkmen, written by Rodney Anonymous himself ' with the band's signature smiling dead cow carved into a pumpkin. (Read the story here.) FYI: That wasn't Photoshop, people.

Ryan Keerns carved the pumpkin.

Mark Stehle took the photo.

Reseca Glasser designed the cover.

AND did you see all those amazing shots with the story itself? That was the work of Nina Sabatino ' none other than DM drummer "Dean Clean" Sabatino's sister.

On Flickr, Nina goes by Blueberd, and her stuff is excellent. Besides her righteous DM stuff, she's also got photo sets on Art Brut, Camper Van Beethoven, and a ton of other cool things.

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