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Album Review: &#039;So Long, See You Tomorrow&#039; - Daily Bruin

Album Review: &#8216;So Long, See You Tomorrow&#8217;

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It’s hard to classify Bombay Bicycle Club given its penchant for continuously altering its musical style. The band’s catalogue, spanning four albums, already contains a guitar-heavy indie rock album, “I Had the Blues but I Shook Them Loose,” a folk-inspired acoustic record, “Flaws,” and the up-tempo “A Different Kind of Fix.” Whether or not the radical change from album to album is a testament to the band’s versatility or an indictment of its lack of identity, Bombay Bicycle Club nonetheless continues the trend with “So Long, See You Tomorrow,” an album that clearly finds its inspiration in electronic music.

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Album Review: ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’

By Ishan Rampuria

Feb. 5, 2014 12:00 a.m.