So Long, See You Tomorrow (Vinyl)

So Long, See You Tomorrow (Vinyl)So Long, See You Tomorrow is the fourth album by the London band Bombay Bicycle Club, the follow up to 2011s A Different Kind of Fix. The album is named after the novel of the same name by William Maxwell. It was heavily influenced by Jack Steadmans traveling, has a more electronica approach much like their previous album, and was recorded in the band's own studio. The album features guest vocalists Lucy Rose and Rae Morris. 5 singles were released

a mysterious stranger stalks the streets

Audio commentary by Mathieu Kassovitz (2004)

an album that signaled the transformation of the band into a modern jazz juggernaut

It is a place to reinvent oneself

a half-hour program featuring Ruban

Cora hesitates

With deeply personal songwriting and a refined sense of musical maturity

but her attempts are doomed to failure

to be with people

an affair in a dirty factory in Connecticut

No one knows what the treasure is

little girls stand tip-toe inside adult bodies