Nix revolution ... But knalln tuts yet

And so Biffy Clyro released their fifth studio album.
I think the two previous single releases "Mountains", as more pop aspect, and "That Golden Rule", for the harder parts, featuring a good musical layout of the album, if someone wants to allude anything. Biffy Clyro come sometimes trendy, sometimes hard, sometimes a little cross and then calm again, melodic therefore. Rough guitars, then undistorted melodies in between a little piano and when it pops, also like backed by an orchestra! However, what is above all, is the multi-faceted voice of singer Simon screaming times and quite difficult passages with his voice copes calmly.
If you ask me, is a pretty good album that I recommend new Biffy Clyro people. Criticism or not, the Scottish guys are still with the best on the market.

For old Biffy fans which however may be a nightmare just described. Where are the former edge, the unforeseen, the Schrammel ends Garage guitars? I admit, I miss them a lot. Where the last album "Puzzle" ended, the new goes on. Messengers the previous albums title lengths of 7 min. where it went up and down and in which one repeatedly discovered new parts of its own. Biffy has always had a penchant for trendy, make no mistake about nothing. But just as the creative. All this is lacking in "Only Revolutions". In my opinion, the change has not necessarily been good for the band Major. But that is subjective ...

Nevertheless, 4 stars for the album, which is not a revolution, but still pops. Even old hands disenchanted perhaps something here. That golden rule is finally starting!
And yet for all Biffy newcomers. "Only Revolutions" is a good start, but the true gems lie in "Blackend Sky", "Vertigo of Bliss" and "Infinity Land". You have to listen to the albums, but is rewarded with a new favorite band. Promised ...