Bombay Bicycle Club
Flaws

London's Bombay Bicycle Club here take a Brit-folk cue from Mumford & Sons, sharing both the genre and some of the achy-breaky harmonies of the more p...

I wonder if anyone’s ever bothered to write a book about the theories of what to do with the difficult second album. The way I see it, a band has many...

Named after a bourgeois curry franchise, Bombay Bicycle Club made quite a stir a few years ago with EPs The Boy I Used to Be and How We Are. These rec...

If ever a title was going to leave an album wide open to pun laden critique this would surely be it. Flaws, Bombay Bicycle Club’s (BBC) follow up to l...

So you?re loving the Mumford boy?s and you?ve practically worn out the CD on your player Thinking of buying another copy WAIT? have you even consid...

Bombay Bicycle Club's debut album, last year's I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose, posited the group as imitative but energetic post-punk revivali...

This is probably the last master plan expected from tastemaker junkies Bombay Bicycle Club as they ditch the indie whirlpool for new release ‘Flaws’ –...

There was a vogue last year for second albums that were markedly different to the artists in question’s debuts. Jack Peñate, The Maccabees and The Hor...

North London quartet Bombay Bicycle Club were barely out of short trousers when they released I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose - they could scar...

Negotiating Difficult (almost) Second Album Syndrome with consummate ease, ‘Flaws’ sees Jack Steadman and gang boldly unplug their guitars and explore...