
Released November 2009 as the closing track of 'The Apple And The Tooth' (Warp Records), Bibio's companion remix/EP album to his breakthrough 'Ambivalence Avenue,' itself Pitchfork's 33rd best album of 2009. The track represents Bibio's self-remix practice — a Parisienne carnival re-contextualization of the original 'Palm Of Your Wave' — and sits within Warp Records' tradition of releasing artist-curated visual…
Documents the late-2000s UK folktronica-to-electronica transition, specifically the Warp Records ecosystem's embrace of artists like Bibio who merged lo-fi analog guitar textures with IDM-adjacent production. The anti-edit, single-shot visual aesthetic aligns with contemporaneous ambient and…
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