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Bombay Bicycle Club is an eclectic indie rock band originating from North London. Their sound is a blend of energetic indie rock, folk, and electronic music. They draw influences from a wide range of sources, painting a diverse musical landscape for their listeners.
Established in 2005, the band consists of Jack Steadman (lead vocals, guitar, piano), Jamie MacColl (guitar), Suren de Saram (drums), and Ed Nash (bass). The band got their unusual name from a chain of Indian restaurants in London.
Their musical style has evolved over the years, drawing from a vast array of rock and indie genres as well as wider international music styles. Early influences include Pixies and The Stone Roses, while subsequent albums draw inspiration from experimental and electronic music, folk, and world music.
Their 2009 debut album, “I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose”, was infused with youthful energy and indie rock spirit. The songs “Always Like This” and “Evening/Morning” are from this period and showcase their vibrant indie rock sound.
Their later albums, including “Flaws” (2010), “A Different Kind of Fix” (2011), and “So Long, See You Tomorrow” (2014), showcase a shift towards a more eclectic sound. Tracks like “Shuffle” and “Luna” perfectly encapsulate the fusion of styles that characterize their later work.
With a reputation for powerful live performances and a vivid sonic palette, Bombay Bicycle Club delivers a refreshing musical experience. They are well-regarded for their poetic lyrics, layered instrumental parts, and their unique blend of musical influences.
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| When | Mar 20 2024 |
| Where | Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden Street, 19123, Philadelphia, PA, US |
| Tickets | Click here |
