Brock van Wey produces deeply emotional ambient and techno at an astonishing rate, mainly under the alias bvdub. Actively releasing music since 2007, he's achieved cult status for his output, which generally takes the form of lengthy pieces filled with layers of rolling, cloudy synths and sorrowful vocal samples, sometimes with hazy post-rock guitars or dubby echo effects. He's released several dozen albums, with some of his most cherished works including the isolated ambience of The Art of Dying Alone (2010), the heavy-hearted techno of A Careful Ecstasy (2013), and the patient drones of Epilogues for the End of the Sky (2017). The environmentally conscious Ten Times the World Lied appeared in 2020, and 2022's Violet Opposition added a distorted edge to the bvdub sound. He also releases drum'n'bass as East of Oceans and deep house as Earth House Hold.