Biffy Clyro, Blackened Sky - 49m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. Joy.Discovery.Invention	3:42
2. 27	3:31
3. Justboy	4:27
4. Kill The Old, Torture Their Young	6:16
5. The Go-Slow	4:03
6. Christopher's River	4:13
7. Convex, Concave	4:32
8. 57	3:26
9. Hero Management	4:50
10. Solution Devices	3:22
11. Stress On The Sky	4:18
12. Scary Mary	3:06

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Review

Like many debut albums, Blackened Sky functions as a sort of table of contents of its creators' record collections. In the case of this promising young Scottish trio, led by singer-songwriter Simon Neil, it's a safe bet that those collections would be assembled largely of American alternative rock of the late 1980s and early '90s, with particular emphasis on Nirvana, Fugazi, and the Pixies. These influences can--and often do--result in supremely dreary records, less grunge than sludge, but Biffy Clyro are too clever to fall into the usual trap. They have an admirable knack for building songs on unorthodox time signatures without ever sounding fussy, and they're able to shift from delicately drifting melodies to full-throttle rock & roll without an audible grinding of gears. --Andrew MuellerDebut Album from this Young Scottish Rock/Emo Band. They've Been Called 'one of the UK'S Few Bona Fide Amazing Live Bands. They've Toured with the Likes of Cooper Temple Clause, Tetra Splendour, Sunna and the Llama Farmers.

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Blackened Sky

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 49m 8s (-1m 15s)

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