Bombay Bicycle Club Reveal New Album 'So Long, See You Tomorrow' Full Details

North London indie rock Bombay Bicycle Club have revealed full details of their fourth album 'So Long, See You Tomorrow'. 

The album features 10 new tracks and will be out on 3rd February via Island Records, the first 1,000 copies will be signed by the band. You can pre-order your copy here.

The band have made a special limited edition box set of the album that features premium packaging and includes the CD, heavyweight 12” gatefold vinyl, a special box-set only 7” featuring two acoustic tracks not on the album called "To The Bone" and "Easier", a song and story book that includes chords/lyrics for the songs if you want to play them and short stories about the writing and making of the album and last but not least an art print that doubles as a phenakistocope featuring the album cover. 

The tracklist is as follows:

01. OVERDONE

02. IT'S ALRIGHT NOW

03. CARRY ME

04. HOME BY NOW

05. WHENEVER, WHEREVER

06. LUNA

07. EYES OFF YOU

08. FEEL

09. COME TO

10. SO LONG, SEE YOU TOMORROW

A few weeks ago the band premiered the video for their brand new single "Carry Me".

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Watch: Bombay Bicycle Club Premiere "Carry Me" Music Video

North London indie rock Bombay Bicycle Club have premiered the video for their brand new single "Carry Me".

The song is part of our current playlist and is the first track to be taken from their upcoming fourth album, which will be released on February 3. The release follows their 2011 album 'A Different Kind Of Fix'. You can get the single now through iTunes.

In an interview, speaking about their new album, guitarist Jamie MacColl said: "People have said contrasting things, that it's evolution – just continuing on from before – or it's revolution – completely different. But if we'd have just continued as an indie rock band – I don't even think we'd still be going."

The clip was directed by Powster: Ste Thompson, Drew Robinson & James Swindwells.

If you want an interactive version of the video go to: www.carryme.tv

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