Bombay Bicycle Club achieve UK number one with new album So Long, See You Tomorrow
10 February 2014, 11:43
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Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
London indie fourpiece Bombay Bicycle Club scored their first UK number one record over the weekend with their latest album.
The group’s fourth full-length to date and follow-up to 2011′s A Different Kind of Fix, So Long, See You Tomorrow knocked You Me At Six off the top spot, beating the likes of Avicii and Ellie Goulding to the summit also.
You can read our Best Fit review of the LP here and listen to “Carry Me” below:
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