#Biffy Clyro

[babyxk0alaxbear]

From gig night with my guy 😋

28.8.24 9:45pm

[ramonaflow]

August Recap 🎶

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[crimson-and-clover-1717]

I’m not a swishy videomaker. I don’t know how. I’m Gen X. My fan vids have an Eighties/Nineties feel, I guess. Because that’s when I grew up. Biffy Clyro are an alternative rock band from Scotland. Many of Horror was released in 2010. I love this song for our boys.

[imsorryimlate]

(black chandelier – biffy clyro // ‘68 fastback – zach bryan // vampire – olivia rodrigo)

[cherrylng]

100 Albums To Understand Muse - Part 2 [STYLE Series #004 - Muse (August 2010)]

ASIA Asia (1982) The first album by the supergroup that brought together ex-King Crimson's John Wetton, ex-Yes' Steve Howe & Jeffrey Downes and ex-ELP's Carl Palmer. The band's catchy melodies and dense sound were more important than their progressive experimentalism and grandeur. ‘Heat of the Moment’ was a big hit. -S

ASTOR PIAZZOLLA Tango: Zero Hour (1986) Produced by the brilliant Kip Hanrahan, the world's greatest bandoneon player and the most important figure who changed tango history with his unique compositions that added elements of classical and jazz. In the early days Matthew spoke of tango influences, but if you want to hear tango purely as music, start with this masterpiece. It is a whirlwind of intense sensuality and emotion. -S

BAUHAUS In The Flat Field (1979) The first masterpiece from Bauhaus, led by New Wave/Gothic Rock legend Peter Murphy. The band's songs such as the hauntingly intense ‘Double Dare’ and ‘Stigmata Mater’, with Daniel Ash's guitar sharply driving, do not sound old even today. Peter's ever-changing vocals are also a charm. -S

BIFFY CLYRO Only Revolutions (2009) The fifth album from the Scottish trio, two of the three brothers, who have often fronted Muse for their heavy guitars, emotional melodies and playing ability. Uplifting songs such as ‘Mountains’, with its piano intro and intense development, and ‘Many of Horror’, with its beautiful strings, shine. -S

BLACK SABBATH Paranoid (1970) I've never heard the Muse guys mention Sabbath directly as an influence, but for Matthew, who grew up on 90s grunge, it's a huge indirect influence. It's a great foundation for musicians who aspire to heavier music beyond the categories of hard rock and metal. The groove created by the throbbing bass riffs heard in the songs on this second album is similar to Matthew's music… -J

COLDPLAY A Rush Of Blood To The Head (2002) Matthew and Chris Martin are said to be friends, although both have been aware of each other since they were expected to be Radiohead's successor bands. It is clear that they have at least been checking each other and inspiring each other. The solemn, classical influences of this album give the impression of a worldview more in tune with Muse's. -H

THE CLASH London Calling (1979) The quartet at the heart of the London punk movement that erupted at the end of the 1970s broke down the framework of the formalised punk sound and expanded their musical range considerably by incorporating ska, dub/reggae rock ‘n’ roll, calypso and more on this eclectic third album. Tight, hard-hitting, yet catchy, this album is renowned as a masterpiece of 80s UK rock. -I

THE COOPER TEMPLE CLAUSE See This Through And Leave (2002) The first album from this talented multi-instrumentalist UK band, which split up in 2007. Loud guitars, bold synths and masculine vocals are fresh even today. Includes the exhilarating ‘Let's Kill Music’, reminiscent of Mansun, and ‘Been Training Dogs’ with its impressive three-beat riff. They also accompanied Muse on their ‘01 tour. -S

Translator's Note: I couldn't find the full album playlist for The Cooper Temple Clause's debut album on YouTube at all. Out of 11 songs, only 2 are available as music videos but the rest are hidden. So the Spotify link is my compromise. For what can be said, the debut album isn't available in my region on iTunes Store too.

[alone-in-the-suburbs]

I’d dig 1000 holes to lie next to you

I’d dig 1000 more to bury the thought of you

[wmelia]

My 2023 scrapbook! My first entry was 2022’s download festival, my first festival and with a group of people I didn’t really know at the time other than two people but now they’re all good friends and I’m even dating one of them yippeeee 🫶🏻

I wasn’t too sure what I was doing here and I didn’t have a lot of scrap at the time to use but it’s not the worst page I’ve made up

[thefandommess]

Shout out to the dudes at concerts who volunteer to take you on their shoulders and continue dancing as if you weighed nothing. You guys did more for curing my body-image issues than 4 years of therapy.

[absolutelyfibulas]

30 Day Music Challenge found Here!

Day 11: A Song That You Never Get Tired Of Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies by Biffy Clyro

Warning for flashing lights in the vid.

[yukidrawsstuffs]

Do you ever get really bored and just…

You can’t see a couple of them properly but just know I tried my best to make sure they were all in the picture

[esoteric-aesthetic-lyrics]

Weird Leisure - Biffy Clyro

[dreamings-free]

exit song Paris : Bubbles by Biffy Clyro

[morgana-lefay]

Biffy Clyro @ Glasgow (26.11.2010) Photo © Paul Harries

[lifethroughjournals]

September 2010 // First Journal

A messy paint spread with the words "say you'll haunt me" (Stone Sour) and a mixed media art journal collage about heartbreak with lyrics by Biffy Clyro ("our broken fairy tale so hard to hide / I still believe it's you and me 'til the end of time") and the words "cut off from the world"; the page was created with acrylic paint, ephemera, and ink.

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[llljones]

empire state bastard. simon neil. swg3, glasgow. leica m6 + summicron 35 asph + ilford xp2 400 (pushed to 800) dev/scan by gulabi