Bibio's new album Mind Bokeh is all mixed up like pasta primavera, as he dangerously rides shotgun in the musical time machine with the sounds of Stevie Wonder and Boards of Canada. This combination can be a challenging listen at first, but not near the nightmarish The 1000 Softcore Tourist People Club by France's Gangpol Und Mit. There's even a moment of modern rock radio on Take Off Your Shirt, although most of Bibio's album draws easy comparisons to the modern funk of Toro Y Moi's Underneath the Pine album. Bibio is certainly in the midst of an identity crisis, but this LP makes for some good eatin'.
Bibio - Excuses
Bibio - Anything New
Bibio - Take Off Your Shirt
Bibio - K is for Kelson
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