All photos by Rachel Barrish
CMJ is known for its showcases of new music discovery, but it also showcases some of the more established talents in the game who just happen to stop in during the busy, busy festival week.
On Wednesday October 22, Bombay Bicycle Club and Milo Greene stopped into Terminal 5 for a rock solid tag-team bill. L.A.’s Milo Greene, went first, delivering tracks off of their upcoming new album Control, (which is due out on Atlantic Records next January) such as “On The Fence”. They also came back to favorites from their self-titled 2012 release, which went somewhat under the radar. The new material sounds like a real step forward for the band, making me excited to catch them myself when they return for a headlining tour of their own.
English lads Bombay Bicycle Club have taken that next great step forward, propelling them into the sort of band that can readily fill in a place like Terminal 5. It’s impressive, considering I saw them play Webster Hall just this May. The guys are still hard at working touring in support of this year’s delightful So Long, See You Tomorrow, and album that just sounds so good live. As does the rest of their ever growing catalog that just continues to impress. You can’t help but root for a band like Bombay Bicycle Club.
Find photos of both Bombay Bicycle Club and Milo Greene below, all which were taken by Rachel Barrish.
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