Rhombus' roots go back to Tappan, Matt and Bradford's early college years where they met and jammed out in a local funk band called the Ill Gotten Buty around the campus of Illinois State University. Tappan and Bradford played for several years in and around Chicago in the bands ATABA and the LosDes Groove Orchestra. Fritz was originally drafted into ATABAs lineup on bass, and hung-out for what would become Rhombus. Matt resurfaced in 2005 in Chicago and Rhombus was formed. In the fall of 2007, they cemented their lineup by adding Chicago artist Brandon Warrick, who also played in LosDes G.O. After much gigging with this lineup and releasing their first full-length effort, "ARKADOOMIA" in 2008, the band then recorded and released their second LP - "Peace\Love/Dismemberment", in 2012. Warrick left the group in 2015 and made a move to Philly to join several groups - but not before recording a 10-13 track album (as yet untitled) with Rhombus. Final mixes should be done by Jan '17 with a release date set for shortly after. A.D.D. prone kitchen sink progressive rock