Bicycle Club

Heading back to the band's studio in London, Bombay Bicycle Club have lovingly crafted album six - My Big Day. It's a powerful, expansive body of work, replete with an irrepressible dose of joy. MyBig Day also found the band's studio door wedged open for a collaborative experience, inviting the likes of Jay Som, Nilüfer Yanya, and Holly Humberstone and Damon Albarn who all feature. On first listen, Bombay Bicycle Club have opened up the curtains and let this revelatory set of vibrant, joyous compositions bask in the sunshine. It's an album that means business, sculpted by one of Britain's best guitar bands.

Fifth studio album by the British indie rock band. Released nearly six years after their previous UK chart-topping album 'So Long, See You Tomorrow', the album features the singles 'Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)' and 'Everything Else Has Gone Wrong'.

Heading back to the band's studio in London, Bombay Bicycle Club have lovingly crafted album six. It's a powerful, expansive body of work, replete with an irrepressible dose of joy.

Bombay Bicycle Club's long-awaited new album, Everything Else Has Gone Wrong, is set for 1/17 release.

Bombay Bicycle Club currently find themselves in the very common position of being liked and respected, but not quite shifting a proportionate amount of records. Their third album since they left school as many years ago feels like a confident effort to redress the balance. Opener How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep, their Bright Eyesish Twilight soundtrack contribution, sets the template for the finer tracks here a lilting repetition slowly builds, all bouncy sensitivity and earnest determination. Singer Jack Steadman's distinctive voice still sounds like he's had the corners of his mouth taped to his ears, but it's boosted by an elegant palate of guitar layers and stadium-friendly drums, and is now more muscular than weedy.