Rating: - great album from the scottish trio
After seeing biffy live at download 05 and being pretty unimpressed i left them there,or so i thought but reading good reviews on them and hearing from a friend or two that they are a good band then i decided to bite the bullet and buy this little nugget here and im glad that i did because it is a solid album that flows like a river but jig jags over the place as well,its an unpredictable album at times and i love the unpredictability of an album at times.
Biffys sound is one of post modern ... Read More
Rating: - Best album I own...
Biffy Clyro are a mixture of various music styles, ranging from post-indie and punk to hard rock and metal. However overall I would class them as a heavy rock band with many influences.
Every song is brilliant on this album, there isn't a reason to skip to your favourite, because they're all so brilliant. The lyrics are unique and never tiresome either, backed up with musical and instrumental genius.
Many people may be put off by the singers unpredictable singing style, ... Read More
Rating: - Another fine FINE release from the Biffy.
Infinity Land is the latest release from Biffy Clyro and I would say their best. Obviously there are still people expecting another blackened sky. Well that aint gonna happen. As another reviewer stated Biffy have matured well and as such their music keeps intriguing the listener. Their experimental sound (realised on The Vertigo Of Bliss) mixes the soft and the hard to create songs with fast time changes, heavy licks and anthemic choruses. They're not heavy metal, they're not indie, they're sort of ... Read More
Rating: - Played Live
I just wanted to say that the above reveiws do not give Biffy Clyro full justice, in my opinion, they are a band that you have to see live as well as have the CDs. I've seen them 4 times and all of them were amazing. The music they write and play does not sound as good on CD as it does live. If you liked the CDs, go and see them live, you'll like them even more!
Mon the Biffy
Rating: - biffy mature well, like a fine cheese
'Infinity Land' is unmistakeably Biffy Clyro. Retained are the harmonies, the guitars sound the same and even the style of music is the same, but if anything the constant touring and writing schedule has just enabled the Biffs to hone their three-piece quietLOUDquietLOUD noise even further, without resorting whining like emo kids whose parents won't give them any pocket money. If you've never heard Biffy, I guess there are a few necessary comparisons which must be drawn. First off, their style of music ... Read More
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