New albums of 2014 that we are already in love with
It's only been a week, but we've heard some brilliant new albums already. Find out which
- Bombay Bicycle Club - So Long, See You Tomorrow: BBC took a three year break between albums three and four - and it has paid off, big time. The band's 2014 album is perhaps their accomplished and bouyant to date, treading that oh-so fine line between pop and indie and never once faultering. Lead single 'Carry Me' is a perfect taster of the upbeat, celebratory sound of the album, which is set to push BBC back into the mainstream and towards the top of the bill at future festivals. It's THAT good.
by Michael Baggs and Andrew Trendell | Photos by Press
2014 has barely begun and already we love it. Less than a fortnight into the New Year and already we've heard a number of brilliant new albums that we are already a little smitten with. Blushing? Who us? No. Surely not.
Our first musical love affairs of the year are a varied bunch too - from the chart-friendly sounds of Katy B to the ethereal rock of Mogwai, the high-brow pop of St Vincent to the soaring folk-soul of James Vincent McMorrow. The sheer diversity on display suggested 2914 will be every bit as tricky to pigeonhole as 2013 - and that is 100% a good thing.
Check out the 2014 albums we already love below. We reckon you'll feel the same...
