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Bombay Bicycle Club I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose Live At Brixton Mmm... Records CD | LP

Bombay Bicycle Club Everything Else Has Gone Wrong Mmm... Records / Island CD | LP

Bombay Bicycle Club I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose (LP) UMC LP

Bombay Bicycle Club Flaws LP reissue of Bombay Bicycle Club's second album which is completely acoustic! UMC LP

Bombay Bicycle Club A Different Kind Of Fix The superb Bombay Bicycle Club return with album number three and guitars plugged back IN! Recorded in Hamburg, London and Atlanta, ‘A Different Kind of Fix’ captures the sound of a band effortlessly progressing and innovating at a startling rate. Guitars are firmly plugged back in for album number three, but added to the mix with potent results are synths, sampled loops, layered vocals from all four band members and washes of reverb throughout. Production-wise, the album reunites BBC with Jim Abbiss - who produced their debut - and also introduces them to Ben Allen – noted for his work with Animal Collective - whilst lead singer, Jack Steadman co-produces throughout. http://www.bombaybicycleclubmusic.com/ Island Records CD | LP

Bombay Bicycle Club Flaws Bombay Bicycle Club release their second album after last year's debut! Ditching the electrics, the boys have gone the acoustic route on this one to great effect. Apparently they will attempt to record a video for each track on the album, we shall see! Check out title track 'Flaws' below! www.myspace.com/bombaybicycleclub Island Records CD | LP

Bombay Bicycle Club I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose Released 6th July The debut album from Bombay Bicycle Club is finally here! 1. Emergency Contraception Blues 2. Lamplight 3. Evening/Morning 4. Dust On The Ground 5. Ghost 6. Away Like This 7. Magnet 8. Cancel On Me 9. Autumn 10. The Hill 11. What If 12. The Giantess BBC playing live at New Slang! www.myspace.com/bombaybicycleclub Island CD

Bombay Bicycle Club So Long, See You Tomorrow New album from the brilliant Bombay Bicycle Club. As you can hear from the ace Carry Me they've really embraced their love of electronics and we're happy for that because it sounds great! The band played a release show in kingston for this and it was insanely good! "I think the travelling gave me a sense of wellbeing rather than any direct musical influence," Steadman says. "Also, we were getting more inspired by samples. They become the springboard for your song and, whether it’s an Indian song or something with Thai chanting, you should never deny that inspiration just because it sounds silly or because the thought of it is weird." - Jack Steadman There's an brilliant limited , numbered boxset option too with - A Digipak version of the CD - Heavyweight black LP - Exclusive 7" featuring two acoustic tracks To The Bone and Easier both not on the album - A 12" x 12" 24-page song & story book that includes chords and lyrics plus short stories on the writting and recording of the album! - An exclusive art print that doubles up as a working phenakistoscope featuring the album cover Island CD | LP

Bombay Bicycle Club Always Like This Released April 13th The first major label release from the young lads in Bombay Bicycle Club who played our New Slang club night a few months back. This is the first single to be taken from their debut album which is due in the summer. If this track is anything to go by, it's worth getting excited about. A. Always Like This B1. Always Like This (DFA Remix) B2. Never Like That (BBC Remix) BBC playing live at New Slang! www.myspace.com/bombaybicycleclub Island Records 12"

Bombay Bicycle Club To The Bone / Reign Down If we have stock left it will be available online from Saturday 26th April, strictly one per customerLimited edition Record Store Day 7" from Kingston visitors Bombay Bicycle Club featuring a song from the So Long, See You Tomorrow boxset and the B-side is a never-before-heard demo version 7"

Bombay Bicycle Club Poster - I Had The Blues... Been digging around in the vaults and found a bunch of these Bombay Bicycle Club A3 posters promoting the I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose album. Grab one for FREE - you only have to pay for the P&P

Bombay Bicycle Club Beg Now available for just 4. Beg was a bonus track on the digital release of A Different Kind Of Fix but didn't feature on the original!"..picking 'beg' to round off the 'a different kind of fix' cycle could be more of a glimpse into the future. Jack steadman's now trademark vocals are perhaps the only recognisable feature on the four minute long track. Its wonky bass-line is mixed with groovy, overlapping guitar links, these fitted together on top of suren de saran infectious beats (caribbean steel drums and electric drum-pads included...)." http://www.facebook.com/bombaybicycleclub Island 12"

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