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Bvdub is Brock Van Wey. Living and working in San Francisco, he has been DJ’ing since 1993, but only recently began to produce his own material. Despite this relatively short musical career, Bvdub has released material on Styrax, Quietus (his own imprint), Night Drive Music, its sub-label 2600 and Southern Outpost. Electronic in nature, his biggest musical influences are “beat-less ambient, deep techno, and a combination of the IDM of the late nineties, the modern-day direction of experimental—glitch ambient, and electro-acoustic. ” At its simplest, Bvdub creates ambient dub techno, but from track to track, you will discover so much more than just ‘ambient dub techno.’

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Fytrinekast wrote:
5 hours ago

Me neither.

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unreal_rik wrote:
12 hours ago

I cannot wait for serenity

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interimlover wrote:
Monday morning

Music to die to.

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morten81 wrote:
last week

previews of "the first day" are up at darla! http://darla.com/?fuseaction=item_cat.ecom_superitem_detail&item_cat_id=40241

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GregToucher wrote:
14 days ago

Why dont I see 2010's "The Art of Dying Alone" in the list of the albums? It's a masterpiece and a lot of tracks scrobbled here are from it. o.O

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robbyb0t wrote:
last month

this guy is god [2] I can't think of many other ambient artists (if any) that are as prolific/consistent as this dude

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Ins_Gadget wrote:
last month

This guy is god

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Fytrinekast wrote:
last month

I can't love any of the tracks on Resistance is Beautiful, anyone here knows how?

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Fytrinekast wrote:
last month

I can't stop listening to Resistance Is Beautiful, damn <3

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TooYoungTooHot wrote:
last month

Absolutely beautiful.

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robbyb0t wrote:
last month

One Last Look at the Sea is fantastic. I love how he saturates different sounds between albums so quickly while still retaining that Bvdub atmosphere.

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Fytrinekast wrote:
last month

Great discovery for me! I like the more beat driven tracks more then his other tracks.

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IreneDecay wrote:
last month

this stuff be pretty

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Raztro wrote:
last month

This shit is the bomb.

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unreal_rik wrote:
last month

@minus-minus I wouldn't call bvdub's music repetitive. He keeps the same style in producing music and that is what an artist should do.

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ProgClow wrote:
December 2011

i like the title of his tracks

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morten81 wrote:
December 2011

Listen to his upcoming "Serenity" album. http://darla.com/index.php?fuseaction=item_cat.ecom_superitem_detail&item_cat_id=40181. At least made me cry.

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self_less wrote:
December 2011

Bvdub will stay in my players, ears and mind in the next several months...) Track titles and music are in perfect sensual harmony. This guy has his own wave and surf on it. It's not experimental music and he didn't search ways to make his tracks more varied, i think.

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minus-minus wrote:
December 2011

I used to really like this guy, but this year he has released about 8 albums, all of them essentially the same to my ears. How many times do we need to hear the same layering of sounds over and over again? Being prolific is one thing, but repeating yourself is something else entirely. Just look what happened to Steve Roach! It hurts to say it, but I'm really starting to think that this guy can only produce one track and I am bored of it :-(

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foolext wrote:
December 2011

What Happened to Us is exquisite

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