Dvouletá Fáma

Dvouletá Fáma were a Czech avant-garde/New Wave band that was initially active between 1981 and 1983 and again from 1987 to 1992. The first period produced 37 minutes of music, originally released on cassette and later issued on the Black Point CD Studio 1983.

Members: Zdenek Konopásek (drums), Martin Vik (guitar), Jana Machácková (vocals, 1981-83), Ivan Benda (bass, 1981-83), Radomil Uhlír (vocals, 1987-92), Josef “Ferda” Matousek (bass, 1987-92)

Discography:
  • Studio 1983 (1993, recorded 1983)

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