Well, that’s about it for Bombay Bicycle Club. Did you like them? Let me know in the comments!
You can keep up with them on their website HERE.
And if you want to listen to some similar artists, try these:
♪ Foals
♪ The Maccabees
♪ Lucy Rose
See ya next week! I’ll be featuring a reader’s request 🙂
♫ Sara ♫
Hey everybody! I just thought I’d let you know of an awesome iTunes deal!
I’m not sure how long it lasts, but they have a bunch of cds for $7.99. There are quite a few I don’t really care for, but there are few good ones on there.
I recommend:
♪ Night Visions by Imagine Dragons
♪ Bad Blood by Bastille
♪ All the Little Lights by Passenger
♪ Oh, What a Life by American Authors
♪ Lights Out by Ingrid Michaelson
♪ Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix by Phoenix
♪ The World from the Side of the Moon by Phillip Phillips
♪ etc.
Now that I’m listing them out, I realize there are a lot of great ones! To find the albums on sale, go to the iTunes store main page and scroll down. It should be right under the “New Music” section. Just click on the square that says “Pop Hits – $7.99”
Anyways, I just thought I’d let you know! Happy listening!
♫ Sara ♫
“Shuffle”
“You Already Know”
“Ivy and Gold”
♫ Sara ♫
I always find album cover art really interesting, so I thought I’d share some! Bombay Bicycle Club has some pretty interesting covers.
What do you think of it?
♫ Sara ♫
Meet Bombay Bicycle Club.
This four-piece indie rock band hails from London, England. The band began with Jack Steadman, Jamie MacColl, and Suren de Saram, who were later joined by Ed Nash in 2006. That same year, the band entered and won the “Road to V” competition, which earned them an opening slot at the 2006 V Festival.
The boys released their first EP in February of 2007, followed by the first full-length album, I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose, in 2009. By this point, they had all finished college and were able to fully commit to music and they have been working on music ever since.
♫ Sara ♫
Indie Music Love 
