The Prostitutes

The Prostitutes
The Prostitutes in 2009 Adrian T. Bell, Stevie LFO, Martin Destroyer, Adam Piaf and Luk Santiago Photo by Jan Trnka
Background information
Origin	Prague, Czech Republic
Genres	Indie rock Post-punk
Years active	Since 2004
Labels	Pale Music International Championship Records
Members	Adrian T. Bell (2004–present) Martin Destroyer (2004–present) Stevie LFO (2004–present) Luk Santiago (2004–present) Vegy (2016–present)
Past members	Mark Jukebox (2004–2006) Šmity (2006-2009) Adam Piaf (2009–2015) Tuzex (2015-2016)
Website	www.theprostitutes.org

The Prostitutes are an indie rock band formed in 2004 in Prague, Czech Republic. The original members were singer Adrian T. Bell, guitarist Martin Destroyer (Martin Přikryl), keyboard player Stevie LFO (Martin Převrátil), bass-guitarist Mark Jukebox (Marek Dziuba) and drummer Luk Santiago (Lukáš Přikryl). The Prostitutes released their first album "Get Me Out Of Here" in September 2006. In December 2006, Mark Jukebox left the band after long-term mutual disagreements. New bass-guitarist Šmity (Martin Chmátal) was on board immediately. Šmity is also known in the Czech Republic for his own band called Roe-Deer. In late 2009, Šmity left the band due to his time-consuming employment as a sound engineer. Adam Piaf, former frontman of the band Fake Tapes, became the new bass-guitarist.