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The Skinny 3/5 Double albums are usually a daunting prospect for musicians and listeners alike, but it's a move that makes sense for Biffy Clyro, an outfit who went from making abstract alternative rock in their early years to busting out fiery stadium sized anthems in the last few. On paper, Opposites might allow the Ayrshire trio to flex their creative muscles and cover all bases with time left over to experiment a little too. On paper...
Clash 10/10 ClashMusic: Read an album review of the new album from Scottish band Biffy Clyro, 'Opposites'.
The Observer 3/5 Biffy Clyro's development from prog-metal to a more polished, arena-friendly sound defines their sixth album, writes <strong>Phil Mongredien</strong>
Slant 3.5/5 Opposites is ultimately a surprisingly immediate and rewarding listen, compensating in consistency for what it lacks in depth.
The Guardian 3/5 <p>A double concept album with a cover by Storm Thorgerson – have Biffy Clyro succumbed to the ultimate rock cliche, asks <strong>Alexis Petridis</strong></p>
The Telegraph 3/5 Biffy Clyro's new album Opposites makes it hard not to admire the band’s ambition and chutzpah, writes Neil McCormick.
The Irish Times 4/5 Opposites 14th Floor/ Warners ****
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