Biffy Clyro on “levitating” feeling returning to live shows ahead of Open’er Festival set
We catch up with the band's James Johnston before they head to Poland this weekend.
In reaction to their eighth album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’, Biffy Clyro spent lockdown pouring pandemic revelations into its gorgeously messy, chaotic follow-up ‘The Myth Of The Happily Ever After’.
Eleven tracks that brilliantly capture the turbulence and dysfunction of the past eighteen months.
Our new issue - out now! - also features Biffy Clyro, Parquet Courts, Remi Wolf and loads more.
The songs feature on forthcoming album, ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’.
Taken from new project ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’.
Listen to new track 'Unknown Male 01' now.
Holly Humberstone and a surprise set from Pa Salieu also stand out on the festival’s final day.
Riled up and ready to go, Biffy Clyro have spent the year since ‘A Celebration of Endings’ banding together more than ever. Enter, Album Nine…
This month Rebecca Taylor has also taken on the role of guest editor, helping us highlight some of her own current faves.
Our July 2021 issue - which lands next Friday - also features Little Simz, Biffy Clyro, Laura Mvula and more.
Lifted from her forthcoming album 'Pink Noise'.
The trio will play Cardiff Bay in September as part of the city’s Bay Series.
"There's some Biff in this house".
Having unleashed two full records since their last studio LP ‘Ellipsis’ Biffy are showing no signs of tiring. Now they’re kicking off the new decade with an intriguing, liberating eighth album proper.
Lifted from their new album 'A Celebration of Endings'.
It offers up a brand of gut-wrenching, defiant hope.
See them live (hopefully!) in April.
The worldwide live-stream will be celebrating their new album 'A Celebration Of Endings'.
It's the latest track lifted from forthcoming LP 'A Celebration Of Endings'.
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
Born in reaction to conflicts both political and personal, ‘A Celebration of Endings’ may sound like it's defined by the present day's gloom; in fact, it’s more a guiding light towards the future.
Our round-up of the biggest and best tracks of the past few weeks.
The dates come on the back of new album 'A Celebration Of Endings'.
