Bombay Bicycle Club So Long, See You Tomorrow
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silentstar
February 23rd 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

album is cool



love that they have female vocals on nearly every song

qwe3
February 23rd 2014


21836 Comments


so many bands ive heard recently with club in their name

silentstar
February 23rd 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

and they all play the same music

AngryJohnny
February 25th 2014


1028 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

First album of theirs I've properly listened to, very impressed.

silentstar
March 15th 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

favourite record of 2014 so far

scottpilgrim10
March 15th 2014


4750 Comments


A pretty average indie album.

silentstar
March 15th 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

begone, infidel!

scottpilgrim10
March 15th 2014


4750 Comments


It just reminds me of all the other okay indie bands nowadays, not much really sticks out imo. It's somewhere in the middle not good, not bad just average.

Mistico
March 15th 2014


131 Comments


it's aight

avonbarksdale221
March 15th 2014


8298 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

agreed, definition of average. carry me is a banger, though.

silentstar
March 15th 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

nothing new but the execution is perfect. they've nailed down the melodies, the electronics, the vocals, the chemistry between the sounds



it's such a fun album that I really don't care how traditional it is

SpritzSpritz
March 26th 2014


528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

^^^^ feel the exact same way. they're doing nothing new, but they're doing it much better than anyone else.

DaveyBoy
Emeritus
March 28th 2014


22500 Comments

Album Rating: 3.6

If ever there was a band that no-one could accuse of becoming stagnant, it would be English indie act Bombay Bicycle Club. The quartet's 4th LP 'So Long, See You Tomorrow' continues their bold ride of styles & sounds, without forsaking their accessibly hooky melodies. Self-produced by front-man Jack Steadman, there are some interesting world music influences apparent here, as vibrant electronics are pushed to the fore. It's yet another front-loaded LP by BBC, but since the layers of percussion & synths lend the album strong replay value, it may just be their best yet. Recommended Tracks: Luna, Overdone, It's Alright Now & Home By Now.

Calc
May 8th 2014


17346 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm really diggin this lately, will prolly dig more once summer starts.

silentstar
May 8th 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

you should check out Everything Everything if you want some more summer indie-pop jams:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjKcmZGhUrQ

Calc
May 8th 2014


17346 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

been had that album man and its pre good too

silentstar
May 17th 2014


2528 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

'it's alright now' is still my soty. will probably change once I get my hands on anberlin's/emery's/mew's new album though

sithlord416
May 19th 2014


76 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This is miles better than their last album. This has so much more variety in the instrumentation, and doesn't sound boring after a few songs. The world music influences are a wonderful touch, and gives the album a sense of much needed personality amongst the myriad of other indie bands.

WePartWays
May 30th 2014


42 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

You can watch a taping of their performance at Brixton Academy here: http://bombaybicycleclubmusic.com

Conmaniac
October 19th 2016


27689 Comments


huh cool need to check these guys



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