Bombay Bicycle Club’s brave move out of their comfort zone (despite only being on their second full-length release), shows off their sheer talent and creativity, according to Amy Pay.
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TLOBF Interview // Bombay Bicycle Club
Taking time out of his frantic touring schedule Bombay Bicycle Club’s Suren de Saram talks to Lauren Down about Stephen Fry, summer festivals and all things acoustic.
Bombay Bicycle Club unveil acoustic album
Bombay Bicycle Club have announced plans to release a new, acoustic, album. Called Flaws, it’ll be released on 12th July. Recorded in between touring over the past year and a half, a few early tracks were laid down at The Church studio and were produced by Neill MacColl (guitarist Jamie’s Dad), but the rest was [...]
Shockwaves NME tour for 2010 announced!
Details of next year’s Shockwaves NME tour have been announced. The bands involved will be The Maccabees, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Big Pink & The Drums…
Bombay Bicycle Club – Koko, London 22/08/08
After watching the mating rituals of drunken underage teenagers for a few hours, Bombay Bicycle Club finally take to the stage. Most of the band members are only 17 years old, and yet their technical proficiency and infectious youthful energy is incredible. Although tonight I can’t help but feel their is something missing from the equation.
