18. Theta Naught - Fibonacci's Pi
If you know any high school pre-calculus students who [bad word] about how boring math is, perhaps you ought to introduce them to Theta Naught. “Fibonacci's Pi.” As improvisational as all of Theta Naught's work, it rises and falls like the mathematician's famous curve. Cello and theremin duel for precedence as the track's short waves pleasantly oscillate through the sonic space. Though perhaps a bit darker than its math-related theme would indicate, this tightly-orchestrated jam is never anything less than a good time – and what more can you ask for from some math? (Zach Mills)