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Although ‘Come To’ does behold more conventions of your typical indie-rock song when compared to the rest of the tracks we were presented with on Bombay Bicycle Club’s fourth album, it only takes a mere thirty seconds and a clichéd crash of drums until we are graced with another generous serving of synth on the newest single from the London quartet.
Opening with what sounds like the intro to an anthemic indie-rock tune and building up into a synth-driven groove, ‘Come To’ is assuredly in keeping with the electronic theme running through So Long See You Tomorrow. It’s hip hop inspired drums are similar to that of ‘Feel’ and many other tracks on the LP for that matter. Although, the chorus does build on the notably anthemic, more indie-sounding route the band have taken on this particular track; especially apparent during the climactic final section which places emphasis on the instruments rather than the electronic elements the band have clearly embraced in the making of this album.
Written for PostMusicDepression.
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