The Fibonaccis - Repressed The Best Of The Fibonaccis 1981 1987

Review by Jacob Vandiver

Repressed: The Best of The Fibonaccis 1981-1987 is a retrospective collection of the band's most notable tracks. The Fibonaccis were an experimental band that emerged from the Los Angeles music scene in the early 1980s. Their sound was a unique blend of punk, new wave, and avant-garde music.

The album features 16 tracks, including some of the band's most well-known songs such as "Duomo," "Terrorvisions," and "Cinquefoil." The compilation showcases the Fibonaccis' eclectic sound, which draws on a variety of musical influences, including classical music, jazz, and world music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Ankle Song," which features a haunting melody and intricate instrumentation. The track exemplifies the Fibonaccis' ability to create complex, layered music that is both challenging and accessible.

Summary by Jacob Vandiver

Repressed: The Best of The Fibonaccis 1981-1987 is a must-have for fans of experimental music. It provides a comprehensive overview of the band's career and showcases their unique sound and innovative approach to music-making.