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Bombay Bicycle Club
Bombay Bicycle Club are a band which formed in North London, United Kingdom in 2006 by Jack Steadman (vocals, guitar, bass), Jamie MacColl (bass, guitar, banjo, vocals), Suren De S ...read more on Last.fm →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - My Big Day
Bombay Bicycle Club - My Big Day
Sounds like: Django Django, Fleet Foxes, Klaxona
Tags: Editor's Pick, indie rock, indie pop, fleet foxes
By Mikky George on Jun 25, 2023 | Daytime FireworksBombay Bicycle Club gets you up and out of bed, giving the day an electric jolt that you always felt you were missing."My Big Day" is a jam, and that's the most immediate thing I can say, no matter... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)
Bombay Bicycle Club - Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)
Sounds like: Local Natives, Everything Everything, Two Door Cinema Club
Tags: Editor's Pick, indie rock, indie pop, male vocalist
By Tobias Handke on Aug 29, 2019 | "Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)" is the first piece of new music from Bombay Bicycle Club in five years, and I dig it.Featuring the familiar indie guitar tones of their previous releases, "Eat, Sleep, Wake (Not... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep
Bombay Bicycle Club - How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep
Sounds like: Local Natives, Little Daylight, New Navy
By Jason Grishkoff on Apr 28, 2017 | You know what's funny? This song was released as part of the Twilight film series. And yet, it's one of my favorite Bombay Bicycle Club songs. I've been a huge fan of these guys since day one -- they're pretty much the first band I blogged about. An... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Ghost
Bombay Bicycle Club - Ghost
Sounds like: Made In Japan, New Navy, Foals
Tags: Editor's Pick, indie rock, alternative, foals
By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 7, 2014 | I've been feeling in a bit of an indie rock mood as of late, and Bombay Bicycle Club has been there to fill the void. So, given that today's a good opportunity for #flashbackFriday, I figured I'd whip out a song from a little while back for your lis... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Home By Now (NICITA Remix)
Bombay Bicycle Club - Home By Now (NICITA Remix)
Sounds like: Geographer, Foals, Local Natives, Two Door Cinema Club
By Aaron Blum on Jul 30, 2014 | Zach Nicita is keeping it supa dupa fly (Missy Elliott voice) on his latest remix of "Home By Now" by Bombay Bicycle Club.  The MS MR drummer has been golden on pretty much every remix he's released thus far, and am curious how far he is going to tak... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Home By Now (Louis The Child Remix)
Bombay Bicycle Club - Home By Now (Louis The Child Remix)
Sounds like: Gigamesh, Robotaki, Xaphoon Jones
By Justin Lam on Apr 30, 2014 | So Long, See You Tomorrow has to be one of my favorite albums of this year, so I'm glad to see that it's getting the remix treatment from a few artists out there. "Home By Now" was a standout for me, and duo Louis the Child have reworked it brilliant... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Feel
Bombay Bicycle Club - Feel
Sounds like: Local Natives, Little Daylight, Broken Bells
By Jason Grishkoff on Feb 4, 2014 | Bombay Bicycle Club was one of the bands that inspired me to start Indie Shuffle. They've got a soft spot in my heart, so I figured it was only appropriate to bring attention today's release of the new albumSo Long, See You Tomorrow."Feel" pops up as... read more →
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Luna
Bombay Bicycle Club - Luna
Sounds like: Little Daylight, Local Natives
By Jason Grishkoff on Jan 6, 2014 | A female vocalist joining Bombay Bicycle Club? You betcha!"Luna" is the third single off the band's upcoming album So Long, See You Tomorrow. It's a considerably more poppy song than "Carry Me" was, and may just present itself as more accessible to t... read more →
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