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Only Revolutions | 
| Artist: Biffy Clyro
Label: 14th Floor Records
Category: Music
List Price: £15.99
Buy New: £3.49
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New (38) Used (17) from £1.84
Seller: my-entertainment
Sales Rank: 504
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Running Time: 43 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
EAN: 5051865614524
ASIN: B002NX0LO2
Release Date: November 9, 2009
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | The Captain | | • | That Golden Rule | | • | Bubbles | | • | God & Satan | | • | Born On A Horse | | • | Mountains | | • | Shock Shock | | • | Many Of Horror | | • | "Booooom, Blast & Ruin" | | • | Cloud Of Stink | | • | Know Your Quarry | | • | Whorses |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.co.uk Review
Only Revolutions, the fifth long-player from Biffy Clyro, is a far cry from this Ayr trio’s earlier, reliably embittered emissions. Long gone is the abrasive post-grunge that characterised albums like 2002’s The Vertigo Of Bliss, replaced by polished production, uplifting melodies and a grand, orchestral palette. This doesn’t meant Biffy have succumbed to the sort of blanding out that afflicts so many bands that clean up their act, though--indeed, in many ways they’ve become a more complex, idiosyncratic musical force, touting big anthems laced with creative eccentricity. The likes of "The Golden Rule" and "Born On A Horse" take their cue from Muse, fitting up songs with progressive twists and turns, not to mention some curiously elliptical wordplay. "I pronounce it aluminium/'Cause there’s an I next to the U and M", spits Simon Neil on the latter, over an offbeat keyboard groove. Elsewhere, "The Golden Rule" hitches hectic riffage and gang vocals to an unashamedly epic symphonic outro, while "Shock Shock" channels relationship angst into something cosmically terrifying: "You scratch and you scratch 'til your face comes away, replaced by a hole or a vortex", sings Neil, over an bracing barrage of guitars. --Louis Pattison
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