Miroslav Wanek

In 1980, Wanek helped found the punk rock group FPB (Fourth Price Band). He played with them until 1986, at which point he was invited to join Už jsme doma, another punk band, formed by FPB drummer Milan Nový.^[2][3] To date, the group has released eleven studio albums, all of them with Wanek on lead vocals. They have toured internationally and collaborated with various punk and avant-garde artists.

In 1990, Wanek reformed FPB, which had split up in 1987, and they released the album Kdo z koho, ten toho, their third. After another hiatus, the band reunited in 2008 and issued the triple album Kniha prani a stiznosti. They remain intermittently active.

Wanek has produced music for various bands, including Dybbuk, Zuby Nehty, Ženy, Činna, and his own FPB and Už jsme doma.^{[citation needed]} He has also scored a number of Czech films, including Fimfárum,^[4] for which he received a Czech Lion nomination.^{[citation needed]} Between 2008 and 2009, he composed music for the children's television series Krysáci, produced by Czech Television.^{[citation needed]}

He has published two books: Eyeball to Eyeball, about the American avant-garde group the Residents, which he co-authored with Karel Císař,^{[citation needed]} and 11, a pop-up book illustrated by Martin Velíšek, intended to be a companion piece to the music of Už jsme doma.^{[citation needed]} He also released a book with all his lyrics and archive photos, titled Vylov suplika, in 2012.^{[citation needed]}

In addition, Wanek has taught music theory and dramaturgy of film scores at FAMU, in Prague.^{[citation needed]}

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