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Friday, December 11 2009

The Best Electronic Albums of 2009

We have no idea where the hell electronic music is going in the next decade, but if you can't find something in the wide stew of sonics out there to get excited about, check your pulse. You're probably dead.


Tuesday, March 10 2009

20 Questions: Bibio

British electronic artist Bibio has just released his third album, Vignetting the Compost. He tells us about his work and love for Walt Whitman in these 20 Questions.


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Thursday, April 7 2011

Bibio: Mind Bokeh

Much like Ambivalence Avenue, Bibio's latest offering, Mind Bokeh, should make him a household name.


Thursday, December 3 2009

Bibio: The Apple and the Tooth

Bibio caps off what may prove to be the best year of his life with The Apple and the Tooth, a well-deserved victory lap and a celebration of his new identity.


Thursday, July 9 2009

Bibio: Ambivalence Avenue

Bibio reinvents himself as a number of different people -- Neil Young, J Dilla, Ariel Pink, bands named after animals -- but retains a thematic proximity to the idea of the persistence of memory.


Wednesday, March 4 2009

Bibio: Vignetting the Compost

Bibio's third album of fuzzy nostalgia is like God rubbing your tummy on a Christmas morning.


Wednesday, February 25 2009

Bibio: Vignetting the Compost

On Vignetting the Compost, Stephen Wilkinson pulls a rabbit out of his hat and shows that he's done what everyone wanted him to do but that nobody believed he could: he's grown -- as a songwriter, as a musician, and as a producer.


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