A Different Kind Of Fix (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanA Different Kind of Fix is the third album from London's Bombay Bicycle Club, following the critically acclaimed indie of debut I Had the Blues But I Shook them Loose and the Ivor Novello nominated sparse folk of Flaws. Recorded in Hamburg, London and Atlanta, A Different Kind of Fix sees the guitars firmly plugged back in for album number three, but added to the mix are synths, sampled loops, layered vocals from all four band members and washes of
and mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering Studios
Home Cooking keeps one foot in the hip-hop old school with collaborations with the returning Jungle Brothers (the party-starting Afrika) and Boston bastion Edo
they deliver a forward-facing
where they began their first US tour
Together with his good friends dj n/a and visual artist Han$ Wor$t the concept of "Altered States" materialised
"The feeling of being grabbed by the music and lost in the groove
originally by Roger and Brian Eno
'Blue Lines' perfectly distilled all the band's influences into a unique sound and aesthetic that redefined the musical landscape
"Brissy" was a key track
Yewoulen is a call for leaders of the world and everyday people alike to Wake Up and work together for the sake of humanity
a succession of major awards and a growing list of festival headline sets
The album transcends the ages and sounds as relevant and fresh today as it did on release
