Biffy Clyro share storming new track ‘Weird Leisure’

Biffy Clyro have shared the striking new video for their song ‘Space’ — watch frontman Simon Neil star in the rain-soaked clip below.The track is the latest to be taken from Biffy’s new album ‘A Celebration of Endings’, which is en route to earning the band their third consecutive UK number one album on Friday (August 21).The trio have today (August 19) shared the dramatic video for ‘Space’, which stars Neil as one half of a couple whose carefully choreographed moves (arranged by Olivier

Biffy Clyro‘s opulent ninth album ‘A Celebration Of Endings‘, with its theme of everyone having a thorough word with themselves and starting anew after centuries of calamitous shithousery, has proven to be oddly prescient.“I’m still thinking through an awful lot,” says frontman Simon Neil. “We’re coming to terms with the reality of our lives changing, this virus that’s trying to kill us all.

Ho99o9 have shared a new mixtape – listen to ‘BLURR’ below.The New Jersey-based punks’ new release comes complete with a full-length visual accompaniment.The duo describe the new mixtape as containing “tunes from the Horror workshop catalog, a playlist consisted of archived, unreleased & unavailable songs previously recorded from early years on & present”.Listen and watch ‘BLURR’ and see its tracklisting below.01 Beneath The Earth’s Crust02 Lex Luger03 Flesh ‘N Blood (feat. N8NOFACE)04 Hydro

Biffy Clyro lead an all-new Top 4 on today’s Official Chart Update, with the Scottish band gunning for their third UK Number 1 album.

NME, introducing their bombastic ninth record ‘A Celebration Of Endings’. “Everywhere you turn, no one is giving you the truth.

“FUCK EVERYBODY /  FUCK EVERYBODY / WOO!” – no, not a leaked Dominic Cummings memo, but the closing screams of Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil on the epic ‘Cop Syrup’, the six-minute finale and highlight of the Scottish trio’s ninth album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’. If there was ever a band to have lived by that mantra and done things their way, it’s affectionately monicker-ed ‘The Biff’.

Idles have shared another track from their forthcoming third album ‘Ultra Mono’ – check out the video for ‘Model Village’ below.The follow-up to 2018’s acclaimed ‘Joy As An Act Of Resistance’ is set to arrive on September 25 via Partisan, and has so far been previewed with ‘Mr.

Biffy Clyro are set to participate in a listening party for their third album ‘Infinity Land’ in tribute to former NME writer Dan Martin, who died last month.The Scottish trio were already scheduled to take part in Tim Burgess’ Listening Party series on Twitter next week for their forthcoming record ‘A Celebration Of Endings’, which arrives on Friday (August 14).Today (August 11), the band announced that they will be following up the event with a second listening party focusing on “Dan’s

Biffy Clyro have announced an intimate ‘Fingers Crossed’ UK tour for 2021.The group will play a short run of dates in April 2021 at Liverpool, London, Cambridge, Sheffield, Southampton and Bristol in intimate venues they haven’t played “in over ten years,” according to a post on their website.Fans who pre-order their new album ‘A Celebration of Endings’, or who register on their official website before August 17, will receive access to a pre-sale.

Biffy Clyro but Scottish rock star Simon Neil recently revealed a new ambition - to win the Eurovision Song Contest. Neil, who founded the band with twin brothers Ben and James Johnston, pointed out that he regularly watches the competition and is a huge fan, revealing it led to one of the best nights of his life.He said: "Eighteen years ago a friend and I took some acid and watched Eurovision, and it was one of the greatest nights of my life.

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has admitted that he once tried to enter the Eurovision Song Contest.The frontman said he made a bid to enter the contest with his side project Marmaduke Duke.He told The Sunday Times: “I have another band called Marmaduke Duke, and we did actually try entering Eurovision. You have to dream big.”Speaking about how he came to love the show after watching it on acid 18 years ago, Neil added: “I wasted an evening watching the Eurovision Song Contest.

Kiss, Biffy Clyro and System Of A Down have been announced as headliners for next year’s Download Festival.Next year’s bash will take place on June 4-6, 2021 at Donington Park, Leicestershire and will also include a raft of other heavyweight acts such as Deftones, Korn, The Distillers, Steel Panther, Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes, The Darkness, Black Veil Brides, Creeper and Alestorm.Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday (August 7) and are available here.

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Glass Animals have shared a brand new single – watch the video for ‘It’s All So Incredibly Loud’ below.The track lands ahead of the band’s third album ‘Dreamland’, which is out next Friday (August 7).Frontman Dave Bayley says of the track: “The entire song is about three seconds of time. The time between you saying something devastating and then seeing the reaction.

Biffy Clyro have announced that they’re postponing all of their upcoming 2020 tour dates.The band, who will release their previously delayed new album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’ next month, are promising to reschedule all of the shows at a later date.The tour dates, which included shows in the UK, Ireland, Europe and Australia, were set to run between September 2020 and January 2021.See Biffy Clyro’s postponed world tour dates below.SEPTEMBER 202025 – Aberdeen, P&J Arena26 – Glasgow, The SSE

The Strokes have shared a new video for ‘Ode To The Mets’, the closing track from their most recent studio album ‘The New Abnormal‘.

Fiona Apple has written a new song for the season finale of Apple TV+’s Central Park – listen to it below.The New York singer-songwriter, who released her fifth album ‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters’ in April, teamed up with David Lucky to pen ‘New York Doesn’t Like Your Face’ for the animated musical series.It will feature in the final episode of Central Park‘s first season, ‘A Fish Called Snakehead’, which is due to arrive on Apple TV+ this coming Friday (July 24).