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Initially had to be two separate albums of ten pieces each: the first would be called "The land at the end of our toes," while the second "The sand at the core of our bones." These plans for the publication of the sixth studio work weblog Biffy Clyro. Today, the disk is only one, it's called "Opposites" and is, of course, a double, twenty pieces complete edition, accompanied by a concise edition (for the less daring) of which there are only fourteen. "Opposites" comes four years after its highly successful predecessor, "Only Revolutions", a disc that can catapult the Scottish band outside the borders of native thanks to a handful of singles hit the spot and live performances particularly popular in many summer festivals old continent.
The Biffy Clyro, aware of the great success and popularity has now reached, then came back with the intent to do great things. Confirmed the producer of the two previous episodes (Garth "GGGarth" Richardson), probably to give continuity to a winning formula, the trio has recruited Ben Bridwell, the voice of Band Of Horses, as a guest vocalist: "Opposites" is an album that, despite the amount is not indifferent, manages to keep compact and scroll nicely, alternating pieces by shooting more radio (see the excellent single "Black chandelier") to other characterized by a heavier rock and pulled. A dualism evident from the title.
TRACKLIST:
"THE LAND AT THE END OF OUR TOES"
"Different people"
"Black chandelier"
"Sounds like balloons"
"Opposite"
"The joke's on us"
"Biblical"
"A girl and his cat"
"The fog"
"Little hospitals"
"The thaw"
"THE SAND AT THE CORE OF OUR BONES"
"Stingin 'Belle'
"Modern magic formula"
"Victory over the Sun"
"Spanish radio"
"Pocket"
"Trumpet or tap"
"Skylight"
"Accident without emergency"
"Woo woo"
"Picture a knife fight"
