Bombay Bicycle Club

United Kingdom Est. 2005

"Pulsing rhythms blend with shimmering melodies, creating an intimate yet expansive atmosphere that moves fluidly between quiet introspection and vibrant energy."

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Flaws

2010

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Career Arc

Bombay Bicycle Club's discography from 2007 to 2020

2007 2013 2020

The Boy I Used to Be (2007) How We Are (2007) Evening/Morning (2008) I Had the Blues But I Sho... (2009) Always Like This (2009) Flaws (2010) Ivy & Gold (2010) A Different Kind of Fix (2011) Shuffle (2011) Lights Out, Words Gone (2011) So Long, See You Tomorrow (2014) Everything Else Has Gone... (2020)

Bombay Bicycle Club has carved a niche as a band that embodies the evolving landscape of indie rock, shaping its contours with a sense of earnestness that resonates deeply with their audience.

Bombay Bicycle Club has carved a niche as a band that embodies the evolving landscape of indie rock, shaping its contours with a sense of earnestness that resonates deeply with their audience. Their music matters not only for its melodic craftsmanship but also for how it captures the zeitgeist of contemporary life, merging introspective lyrics with anthemic soundscapes that invite collective experience. This ability to create shared moments through song redefines how listeners engage with live music, turning performances into cathartic celebrations. Their approach is marked by an openness to experimentation, often blending acoustic elements with electronic textures, creating a sonic palette that feels both fresh and familiar. This willingness to explore different musical territories while maintaining a cohesive identity allows them to resonate across diverse listener groups. Each record feels like a new chapter in their journey, showcasing their ability to evolve without losing sight of their core essence. Lyrically, Bombay Bicycle Club often explores themes of love, longing, and the complexities of human connection, weaving narratives that range from the deeply personal to the universally relatable. Their storytelling is steeped in sincerity, employing vivid imagery and emotional honesty that pulls listeners into their world. The tone balances between introspection and exuberance, reflecting the highs and lows of life’s experiences.

Full discography

Bombay Bicycle Club's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

12 releases • 5 albums • 2 EPS • 2007–2020

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Albums ()

Everything Else Has Gone Wrong

2020

So Long, See You Tomorrow

2014

A Different Kind of Fix

2011

Flaws

2010

I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose

2009

EPs ()

The Boy I Used to Be

2007

How We Are

2007

Singles ()

Shuffle

2011

Lights Out, Words Gone

2011

Ivy & Gold

2010

Always Like This

2009

Evening/Morning

2008

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The Boy I Used to Be (2007)

How We Are (2007)

I Had the Blues But... (2009)

Flaws (2010)

A Different Kind of... (2011)

So Long, See You Tom... (2014)

Everything Else Has... (2020)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Bombay Bicycle Club sound like?

Pulsing rhythms blend with shimmering melodies, creating an intimate yet expansive atmosphere that moves fluidly between quiet introspection and vibrant energy. Rooted in indie rock. Start with So Long, See You Tomorrow.

What is the best Bombay Bicycle Club album to start with?

The best album to start with is "So Long, See You Tomorrow" (2014). It's the most representative of what makes Bombay Bicycle Club worth hearing.

Who is Bombay Bicycle Club for?

If you're into indie rock, Bombay Bicycle Club is worth your time. Pulsing rhythms blend with shimmering melodies, creating an intimate yet expansive atmosphere that moves fluidly between quiet introspection and vibrant energy.

How many albums does Bombay Bicycle Club have?

Bombay Bicycle Club has 12 releases in their discography, including 5 albums and 2 EPs.

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