Fabric Biography
After successfully scaring the pants off of the residence in their own hometown, Fabric eventually found comfort in their native Bloomington, IN for all those who welcomed their unorthodox combination of electronic, rock and bluegrass. With some US touring experience under their belt as well as having the chance to share the stage with Weezer, Yo La Tengo and Red Red Meat and Beck, members Chris Kupersmith (guitars/ vocals), Tina Barbieri (bass), and Scott Ewing (keyboards) released their debut "Woolly Mammoth" in 1997 courtesy of Mammoth Records. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
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