Boom Bip follows his superb CORYMB with BLUE EYED IN THE RED ROOM, which continues his unique brand of folk hip-hop, as evidenced by the bucolic opener, “Cimple.” But “The Move” seems him plant a flag firmly in the IDM camp, and the spare and ethereal “Soft and Open” clicks into shape. More often, though, like on the slightly aharmonic “Do’s and Don’ts,” he straddles both the indie rock and electronic worlds. The echoing guitar chords and organ on “Dumb Day” continue to blur the lines, and “One Eye Around the Warm Corner” might fall into that dreaded ‘folktronica’ label, but it’s nonetheless lovely. The female vocals on “The Matter (of Our Discussion)” hints slightly of Dntel, but the composition is much warmer. Interesting: Boom Bip seems to be moving away from both the ‘boom’ and the ‘bip.’ This isn’t necessarily a bad thing.