Flaws - Bombay Bicycle Club

The NME award winning band are back with an all acoustic off ... (217 words)
by CaptainAwesome - written on 18/09/10 (Useful, 7 readings)
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guitars for acoustic guitars because it is an all acoustic album. Many bands have tried the switch to acoustic music but havent pulled it off as we like it, but Bombay Bicycle have and this shows that the band are musically capable of producing different types of sounds, keeping all fans intrested and willing to purchase their forthcoming albums. Flaws has been beautifully composed in my opinion, with a soft, melodical sounds, it is amazing to listen to. My favourite song is Ivy & Gold because of the catchy guitar riff and lyrics too, but there are other great tracks on the album. The album also contains an acoustic version of Dust On The Ground, which appeared on ...

I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose - Bombay Bicycle Club ...

One of the most promising bands out there (493 words)
by alk144 - written on 11/08/09, updated on 12/08/09 (Useful, 36 readings)
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from North London, I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose makes for a very unique and enjoyable 70 minutes. On 16 May 2007, NME published an article naming B Bombay Bicycle Club "the hottest band to come from North London for quite some time". And so right they are. Despite not attracting much attention from the masses (probably best anyway) many of the songs on the album are catchy once you give then a good listen, perhaps more so of Always Like This, Evening/Morning and Dust on the Ground than any others. Track by Track: 1) Emergency Contraception Blues is the instrumental interlude, which admittedly is a bit annoying until you get to know it. 2) Lamplight ...

I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose - Bombay Bicycle Club ...

Bombay Bicycle Club (230 words)
by cools952 - written on 26/03/10 (4 readings)
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I have to admit that the first few times I heard B Bombay Bicycle Club both on radio and on TV, I wasn t quite sure what to make of them. Jack Steadman s voice can get annoying at times but the jaunty indie tunes behind it are both strong and catchy. It was when I heard the latest single, Evening/Morning, that I truly saw the depth to their music and opted to purchase the album, "I had the blues but I shook them loose." I don t intend to break every single track down in this review but I will summarise the album and can honestly say its a good buy. For some reason it still seems quite expensive to buy (nearly £13 on Amazon at the moment) so it is worth ...