Past to Twist, Bibio was marked to American free name Mush Records. His presentation collection, fi, was discharged in February 2005. His second, Hand Wrenched, in 2019, was trailed by Vignetting the Fertilizer in 2019.

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Tracks Listing:

01. Beret Girl
02. The Art Of Living
03. Before
04. Curls
05. Ode To A Nuthatch
06. Watch The Flies
07. It’s Your Bones
08. You Couldn’t Even Hear The Birds Singing
09. Pretty Ribbons And Lovely Flowers
10. Erdaydidder-Erdiddar
11. Frankincense And Coal
12. Old Graffiti
13. Patchouli May
14. Valley Wulf
15. Quarters
16. Under A Lone Ash

An inhabitant of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands, Britain, Wilkinson built up an energy for exploratory music amid his time at Middlesex College in London, where he contemplated "sonic expressions". He built up his very own style of music, drawing from contemporary trial electronica groups, for example, Sheets of Canada, and joining field accounts and discovered sounds. Electronically adjusted guitar tunes and rambling synthesizer sounds are a repetitive topic in his pieces, making numerous individuals mark his music as a half and half of electronica or savvy move music and people music. Discussing his methodology, Wilkinson has said "Electronic music doesn't need to be so network like, it very well may be elasticated, more human."[3] For a short period Wilkinson was additionally a speaker at Stafford School showing Music Innovation.

His music has as of late been authorized for business battles by L.L. Bean, Grown-up Swim, Toyota, and Amazon.com. His tune, "Sweethearts' Carvings" was highlighted in the main Google Undertaking Glass business, in the 2011 business for the Amazon Ignite and in the 2010 film "The Switch". In 2009, he contributed a front of the Sheets of Canada track "Kaini Ventures" to the Warp20 (Reproduced) gathering. Some portion of the track "Cry! Child!" (from the collection Vacillation Road) was utilized over the end-title grouping of the Louis Theroux narrative "Miami Uber Correctional facilites".

Wilkinson received the assumed name Bibio from the name of a little dark and red fly his dad utilized on youth angling trips in Ribs. He has said to be affected melodiously by unknown dialects, phonemes, Dumb Punk, Sheets of Canada, Madlib, J Dilla and Elizabeth Fraser.[5] Impacts on his guitar playing incorporate The Unbelievable String Band, Scratch Drake, Tortoise and João Gilberto.

Bibio's 6th studio collection – his third studio discharge on Twist Records – was discharged on 29 Walk 2011 in the US and 4 April in the UK. Wilkinson depicted the collection as a "parity of the natural and the non-familiar".[11] Discussing Psyche Bokeh, he stated, "I imagine that when I completed 'Uncertainty Road' one thing I needed to concentrate on was the utilization of synthesizers and drum machines more, so it will fit an electric sounding collection as opposed to an acoustic album."[12] Instrumentally, it comprises of "collapsing twinkly consoles, crackly circles, and tenderly relentless thumps" making "tracks that are suggestive and itemized enough to uncover more with rehashed listens".[13]

Bokeh is a photographic term for the haze of the out-of-center zone in a picture.

Wilkinson clarifies that the collection title was picked to speak to various types of cognizance; of the fine art he clarifies "The perfectly clear portrayal of a minute isn't really the most intriguing. Consider when you take a gander at your folks' old photos – it is anything but a precise picture of what they look like; it resembles a recolored glass window into what they look like.

Silver Wilkinson is the name of Bibio's seventh studio collection, discharged through Twist Records on 14 May 2013.

On 3 December 2013, Twist and Bibio declared a follow up to the collection titled 'The Green E.P.', set to be discharged on 27 January (28 in North America)[15]

"I needed to complete a line up EP with 'Color The Water Green' as it is my most loved track off Silver Wilkinson and I likewise have a great deal of music in my files that would supplement the track well" – Bibio

Stephen Wilkinson makes most of the work of art for Bibio – in particular for The Apple And The Tooth, Psyche Bokeh, and Silver Wilkinson. He likewise chips away at videography, having made the movie for his Psyche Bokeh collection sampler, and co-coordinating the video for "Reasons" with Michael Robinson.[