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The Fibonaccis Los Angeles, California
Welcome to The Fibonaccis official Bandcamp page. The band rose from the early-'80s Los Angeles art punk scene and drew from a wide range of ideas and influences. It was active until 1988, with a brief exhumation and CD retrospective in 1992. The name comes from Leonardo Fibonacci, the 14th century Italian mathematician from Pisa. Visit us again here, or at www.fibonaccis.com for news and updates. ... more
The Fibonaccis recommends:
Happy Wretched Family
by Non Credo
Fibs drummer Joe Berardi's post-Fibonaccis duo with Kira Vollman. Still going strong. Evocative and enthusiastic.
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OutZeit The Geist
by Kira Vollman
Check out this beautiful new album from Kira Vollman of Non Credo. Exquisite songs with accompanying artwork bring her unique vision to life.
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Minor Miracles and Major Epiphanies
by Joe Berardi
Joe Berardi's solo album. You're here, you'll probably like it. Give it a play, eh?
go to albumIf you like The Fibonaccis, you may also like:
Freedom Hertz
by Joe Berardi and Steuart Liebig
supported by 4 fans who also own “More Monkey Tricks: 1981-1984 Live Radio, Club Rarities, and Demos”
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Progressive music ensemble The Grand Sbam's bombastic compositions defy tempo, genre, and description.
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A wild post-rock adventure, powered by complex percussion, jagged guitar lines, and bright vibraphone.
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