All This Bad Blood

Bastille's debut studio album, "All This Bad Blood," is a compelling introduction to the British band's unique sound, blending indie rock, pop, and electronic elements. Released initially on January 1, 2014, under EMI (Virgin), this extended edition, which hit the shelves on November 25, 2013, features a total of 33 tracks, offering a rich and diverse listening experience that spans over 1 hour and 55 minutes.

The album kicks off with the iconic single "Pompeii," which quickly became a global hit, followed by other standout tracks like "Things We Lost in the Fire," "Bad Blood," and "Overjoyed." These songs showcase Bastille's knack for crafting catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. The expanded edition includes additional gems such as "Of the Night," a captivating cover that combines elements of two major dance hits from the 1990s, as well as B-sides and tracks from their previously released mixtapes, "Other People's Heartache" and "Other People's Heartache, Pt. 2."

"All This Bad Blood" also features live performances and alternative versions of some of their most popular songs, providing a deeper insight into Bastille's versatility and artistic range. The album's highlights include "Skulls" and "Haunt," which further demonstrate the band's ability to blend various musical styles seamlessly.

In 2014, Bastille's impressive debut earned them a BRIT Award for Best Breakthrough Act and a nomination for 'British Album of the Year.' The album's success is a testament to Bastille's talent for creating music that resonates with a wide audience, making "All This Bad Blood" a standout release in the indie rock and pop genres. Whether you're a fan of Bastille or new to their music, this album offers a rich and engaging listening experience that showcases the band's unique sound and artistic vision.