The Fabric started as a studio project in mid-2004. Songwriter/recording artist Jeremy Frank and vocalist Joe Sikes (both formerly of Atlanta-based rock group ODK ) were seeking to complete a body of work three years in the making. To achieve that goal, they collaborated with Sharaab, an Atlanta-based producer and studio technician.

Working at Maze Studios, the trio proceeded to complete their backlog of songs. Soon the working partnership grew as Sharaab became fully integrated with The Fabric, contributing his elegant production style to refine the well-crafted songwriting of Jeremy and Joe. In addition to producing and remixing the earlier material, the newly-formed band began writing new tracks as well as collaborating on Sharaab's latest album Evolution.

The result of this effort is The Fabric's debut full-length album, titled "Man Vs. Prototype". The 12 song record encompasses the best that electronic-based music has to offer, with finely textured constructs, nuanced-yet-danceable beats, and heart-rending lyrics. Although arrangements vary from symphonic-fuelled breakbeats to delicate ambient excursions, The Fabric never breaks from the emotionally charged songwriting at its core, recalling the height of 80's synth-pop bands without ever reverting to retro-hysterics, like so many of their contemporaries.