Artist: Bombay Bicycle Club

'Lights Out, Words Gone' is such a beautiful song and performed here for KCRW makes me smile massively. So pretty and delicate. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cew-nh OSp14

Happy Wednesday — there's plenty afoot tonight: ► The long-awaited second album from Meiko , "The Bright Side," will be out May 15, the L.A. songstress announced yesterday. It's the follow-up to her self-titled debut, released in 2007 and picked up by MySpace Records (R.I.P.) in '08. She returns to her home base, the Hotel Cafe, for a show tonight — maybe somebody will whip up some of those "Famous Turkey Balls" she makes in the video for "Stuck on You." ► NME darlings Bombay Bicycle Club [see our post from Feb. [...]

photo by Caitlin Mirete We've got a sweet list of shows this week, just in time for Valentine's Day. First, Gary Clark Jr. brings his smooth Austin sounds to a sold-out Crocodile tonight. On Tuesday, you can take your valentine to a great show at Neptune Theatre with Dr. Dog . On Thursday, the highly anticipated (and sold out!) Little Big Show is at the Neptune with local favorites Pickwick and Fly Moon Royalty , and the Constant Lovers are at Comet Tavern with guests Blood Orange Paradise, Baltic Cousins, [...]

Here are this weeks's videos that caught the Devil's eye... The Remainers House The Sharps My Love Ain't Gonna Save You Abstraxion Moribayasa Bombay Bicycle Club How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep [...]

Download link is in the original post Sounds like: Foals, Bombay Bicycle Club, Two Door Cinema Club, Sparkadia, New Navy Song: Made in Japan - What It is [download here ] [...]

• Made in Japan - What It Is
• Made in Japan - What It Is

Tweet I don't make it a habit of actively seeking out acoustic pop music. I wouldn't even consider it to be one of my top three favorite genres. I find most of it to be either too lazy to listen to, or too opinionated for me to enjoy. Still, I somehow end up finding some diamonds in the rough. These usually end up being the longest lasting albums in my musical rotation. Long after the dance pop and new wave numbers have lost their flavor, artists like [...]

:: The video for Bombay Bicycle Club 's How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep took six months to film. :: It's like history class, only cooler: 10 bewilderingly underrated post-punk bands you need to hear . :: When Shelby Earl talks about an artist (in this case, Jonsi ), you should pay attention . :: Metallica is doing an indie rock music festival in Atlantic City, N.J.

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Posted in Music Videos Check this out folks, the brand new Anna Ginsberg video for BBC's 'How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep'; from Different Kind of Fix. It's absolutely beautifully crafted and brings a little smile each time I watch it. Check it out, have a day dream to yourself and then go get moon soup for lunch! [...]

"Red Face" by British indie songstress Lucy Rose . This winter, Lucy will be on the road doing double duty as the opener for and backing vocals for Bombay Bicycle Club on their North American tour.

To round off a long week nicely, how about the whimsical new video from Bombay Bicycle Club ? This one's for 'How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep', from 20112s 'A Different Kind of Fix' ( review here ). It has a Night Before Christmas kind of feel and you can tell it was so lovingly made. To see more on how it was created, head over to Anna Ginsburg's Tumblr. As for the song, it's definitely one of the more underrated tracks on the album. Enjoy your weekend, [...]

How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep , cuarto single desprendido de su disco A Different Kind of Fix , acaba de recibir un sobresaliente tratamiento audiovisual animado en stop-motion y realizado con plastilinas. El trabajo dirigido por Anna Ginsburg relata las aventuras oníricas de un niñó que sueña con ir a la Luna. El proceso de realización desde nada menos que agosto hasta diciembre pasados puede observarse en BicyclesontheMoon.tumblr.com . [...]

Tweet vaso link From their 2011 release, A Strange Kind of Fix , here is the video for Bombay Bicycle Club's new single, "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep." Created by the band's close friend, Anna Ginsburg, it's about the epic journey of a little boy who one night dreams of going to the moon. The making of the music video has been documented by Ginsburg on Tumblr , in the vein of an online scrapbook. The additional commentary on the photos provide more [...]

London quintet Bombay Bicycle Club has always straddled the sound of folk and rock, but their latest record "A Different Kind of Fix" (out now A&M/Octone Records) showcases yet another different movement in their sound. With the help of producers Jim Abbiss and Ben H. Allen (Animal Collective, M.I.A.), Bombay Bicycle Club has expanded their sonic palette via layers, loops and repetition. Their music video for "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep" illustrates the fluidity in their songs. Directed by their friend Anna Ginsburg, the stop animation clip features a protagonist and his dreams by whimsically focusing [...]

Bombay Bicycle Club have unveiled their claymation video for "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep". The video took over 6 months to make, and was done by the band's school friend, Anna Ginsberg. This school must have been throwing the talent out, left and right, as this video about a boy who dreams big, is done masterfully. Pick up A Different Kind of Fix now. You can also find a "making-of" featurette for the video here .

From their most recent album, A Different Kind Of Fix , Bombay Bicycle Club has given "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep" the visual treatment. Full disclosure: anything claymation/stop motion is a good thing in my books, but this video is exquisitely and wonderfully imaginative. ( LBYB )

Brit alt-rock-folkers the BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB are back in our company with their new stop animation video for 'How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep' .

The video was created over a six month period by the band's old school friend and animator Anna Ginsburg.

Tweet Watch the new video for Bombay Bicycle Club 's song "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep" below, taken from the album "A Different Kind Of Fix". Connect with Bombay Bicycle Club – Facebook | Twitter | Website

Bombay Bicycle Club have just uploaded their new video for the track "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep". The track features on the band's album, A Different Kind Of Fix, and the Anna Ginsburg directed video features some snazzy looking claymation and the dreams that ensue once he's of counting sheep. How happy does he seem? Watch out for the jelly fish!