June 28, 2011
Album Review: Biffy Clyro - 'Revolutions: Live At Wembly CD/DVD'
Feast your eyes on Biffy live
Those who claim Biffy Clyro were a better band when they played shitholes are idiots. This, their first live CD/DVD, is proof that Biffy are one of the best live bands around today. The 19 tracks recorded at Wembley Arena are a blistering account of the night in themselves, but the DVD is really the only reason to own this.
It’s beautifully shot and Simon Neil playing ‘Machines’ solo under a glittering chandelier is particularly moving. There’s also a great drinking game to be had in taking a shot whenever bassist James Johnston appears in slow motion. It’ll kill you, but at least you’ll go out watching a band at the top of their game.
Jamie Crossan
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