Bluebob

The Profile

Bluebob is the musical project of David Lynch and John Neff, forging an industrial-blues sound. Recorded between 1998 and 2000 at Asymmetrical Studio in Hollywood, the self-titled album was released in 2001, with a rare live performance in Paris in 2002.

Recorded at Asymmetrical Studio (Hollywood) from April 1998 to March 2000; released December 10, 2001 on Absurda and Soulitude Records. Described as heavy, machine-driven industrial blues. Two tracks (and “Pretty 50s”) appear in Mulholland Dr. (2001). A single live performance took place on November 11, 2002, at the Olympia in Paris. Referenced alongside Suicide on a 2002 Les Inrockuptibles compilation (per review).

Bluebob is the industrial-blues collaboration between David Lynch and John Neff. Recorded 1998–2000 at Asymmetrical Studio and released in 2001, it’s described as heavy, saturated, machine-driven blues. Reviews highlight its atmospheric power and Lynch’s hands-on sound design. Tracks were used in Mulholland Dr., and the duo played a one-off live show in Paris in 2002.