Bibio

Sleep on the Wing

Unlike "Ribbons", which felt much more grounded in songwriting and composition, "Sleep on the Wing" offers a more direct return to the blissful pastoral loops of Bibio's earliest records, like "Hand Cranked"—albeit with a little more polish and shine. Where "Ribbons" was largely guided by flamenco-style fingerpicking and a guitar performance style closely rooted to English folk, "Sleep on the Wing" more heavily features violin as its ... read more

Nice instrumentals

Fav Tracks: Lightspout Hollow

Stephen Wilkinson's great differential, Bibio, in relation to other English production names, has always been the artist's ability to strike a balance between electronic experimentalism and the use of acoustic environments. An example of this is in some of the main works of the British singer, songwriter and producer, such as the cult double, composed by Ambivalence Avenue (2009) and Vignetting The Compost (2009), or even still recent works, such as A Mineral Love (2016) and the most accessible ... read more