Dvouletá fáma Prague, Czechia
Dvouletá fáma existed in two different incarnations. In 1981-1983 as a new wave band with female vocalist Jana Macháčková, playing quirky songs full of irony and playful childishness; second, in 1987-1990, performing in a much darker and wilder mode, with male vocalist, Radomil Uhlíř. The core of the band consisted of Zdeněk Konopásek (drums) and Martin Vik (guitar) in both periods. ... more
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