Bimbo Release Debut Album, Pair “Sick Moves” With Puppet-Filled Video

Sibling duo Bimbo released their debut album, The Bimbonacci Sequence, on September 18, alongside a new video for “Sick Moves.” The release brings Gretchen McKenzie’s guitar and vocals together with Dawson McKenzie’s drumming in an art-rock project that uses the video’s handmade puppets to extend its playful visual world.

The album and video arrive together, giving newcomers two ways into the band. The record establishes the duo’s sound across a full-length format; the “Sick Moves” clip presents a distinct visual identity at the same moment. For an emerging act, that combination can make a debut feel like a complete introduction instead of a collection of singles.

Bimbo’s two-person setup also puts unusual weight on the interaction between guitar and drums. Without a larger ensemble filling every space, changes in rhythm, dynamics and guitar texture carry more of the arrangement. The puppet imagery offers a parallel: a deliberately theatrical presentation that fits music built around surprise and movement.

The September 18 date matters because the video marks the album’s release, rather than announcing a later project. Listeners encountering “Sick Moves” can hear it in the context of The Bimbonacci Sequence now. The clip is a companion to the record, not evidence of a separate upcoming album.

The broader question for the duo is how that compact live configuration translates across a full-length recording. The new release gives audiences an opportunity to judge the answer in one sitting, while the video provides a more immediate entry point to the band’s character.