DOVE is an alias created by BICEP as a space for more singular and experimental ideas, with less focus on traditional song structures and more emphasis on concepts developed in the studio.

The project allows the duo to explore different creative limitations and production approaches. Early releases focused heavily on manipulating human voices and acid-inspired synthesis to build the majority of the material.

Long-term, DOVE is intended to lean further into the rave influences and sounds that shaped BICEP’s early musical identity.

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CHROMA was BICEP’s multi-faceted project encompassing a record label, a series of landmark live events, and an evolving hybrid AV/DJ show.

Representing a significant evolution for the duo, CHROMA also featured a visual identity developed in collaboration with designer David Rudnick and Terrain Studio.

Built around the ethos of covering everything “from Acid to Alkaline,” the project became a home for some of BICEP’s most adventurous output – spanning euphoric 90s-inspired riffs, heavier club cuts, ambient experiments, and collaborations under their B.D.B and DOVE aliases.

Designed to constantly evolve both musically and visually, CHROMA pushed the duo’s sound into more experimental territory while expanding the wider world surrounding the project.

The series concluded with “CHROMA 000”, a limited edition vinyl release compiling the full run of CHROMA records, pressed on 140g black vinyl with bespoke hyper-colour printed sleeves.

TAKKUUK is an immersive installation from BICEP, visual artist Zak Norman and filmmaker Charlie Miller exploring the lives, communities and challenges facing artists Indigenous to the Arctic region. The project is accompanied by an original BICEP soundtrack released in July 2025.

TAKKUUK premiered across the giant floor-to-ceiling wraparound screens at Outernet London and has since been presented at events and institutions internationally.

Created in partnership with the charity In Place of War, as part of their EarthSonic programme, the installation sees BICEP collaborating with a number of Indigenous vocalists and artists, including Katarina Barruk, Andachan, Sebastian Enequist (Sound of the Damned), Tarrak, Nuija, Niilas and Silla. The soundtrack was recorded in 2024 with producer Matthew Dear at Árni Árnason’s studio during Iceland Airwaves festival in Reykjavík.