The Boy I Used To Be, by Bombay Bicycle Club (10" on Nettwerk)

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TRACKLISTING
Side A    01. The Hill        
02. Sixteen        
Side B    03. Open House        
04. Cancel On Me        
Bombay Bicycle Club are a prodigiously talented quartet from North London. One of the most exciting new bands in the country, they won the ‘Road To V’ competition in 2006 and a coveted slot at that year’s V Festival, and in 2007 played sets to packed tents at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, earning themselves a ’10 To Watch Out For’ listing in NME as one of the highlights of the event. They also played a sold out national tour in the autumn of 2007 to promote their second release, the How We Are EP, which also made a debut at no. 2 on the Indie Singles Chart in October 2007.       
What is particularly remarkable for a group so young is the depth of singer Jack Steadman’s lyrics and the ambition and innovation displayed in their songwriting and musicianship, which has been compared to early Talking Heads, Sonic Youth and Television.

THE BOY I USED TO BE  EP
This is a limited edition reissue (500 copies, on 10” vinyl only) of the group’s acclaimed debut EP release from the spring of 2007.
“Music so precociously intelligent and artful that it seems to have been beamed down from another planet”  NME
“Impossibly young and impossibly talented”  THE FLY

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