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Bombay Bicycle ClubFlaws54 Based on 5 reviews 2010 Ranking: #379 / 396
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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 records issued the band’s signature sound, and were as creamy white and tempered as those restaurants’ interiors. There was a politeness to them, perhaps a lack of bite. It turns out that this has been the band’s staple ever since, but there was also a restless creativity to those EPs that helped to push them to the top of the UK Indie Charts.


| All Music: | 70 | |
| Drowned in Sound: | 60 | |
| musicOMH: | 60 | |
| PopMatters: | 60 | |
| Pitchfork: | 40 |