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I only recently jumped on the Biffy bandwagon having recently picked up their Only Revolutions album. I thought it was a terrific album but this is even better! If, as they say, variety is the spice of life then this is a vindaloo- no two songs sound similar or repetitive in any way like many other artists of this kind. 'Puzzle' contains soulful numbers such as As Dust Dances 2/15ths and Machines to rip roaring rock anthems like Saturday Superhouse.
I shall be exploring further Biffy Clyro albums expecting more greatness! A joyful 50 minutes or so.
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BIFFY CLYRO Puzzle (2007 UK 13-track CD album includes Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies picture sleeve lyric booklet picture sleeve in an artist/title clear stickered jewel case)
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Its been a less than Roman trail up to this point for long-haul, stubbly Scot trio Biffy Clyro. From the proto-grunge of their debut, through gathering melodic grandeur, progressive cross-genre experimentalism, brief indie accessibility and some truly heavy songwriting, to say theyve surpassed expectations along the way is an understatement as large as the chasm between their original potential and subsequent accomplishment. They had doggedness and resilience from the off, they were a roughly musical Glasgow-kiss that left a mark and no doubt one or two fractures, but as persuasive as they might have been the Biffy Clyro of then could never have written the Queen vs. Fall Out Boy orchestral future-emo audaciousness of "Living Is a Problem Because Everyone Dies". That they did now should give Muse and Panic at the Disco cause for concern. What theyve done with Puzzle then that they havent exactly done before is marry their experimental bent with their swelling urge for accessibility, brilliantly. Acoustic "Machines" and rocketing "Saturday Superhouse" could be from the respective flip-sides of the Foo Fighters double album, In Your Honour, only with that glint in the eye that long since evaded Grohls mob. Hell, they even go a touch post-punk with bells on for a flash on "A Whole Child Ago". Is there nothing they wont turn their hands to and wring dry without breaking a sweat? Still waiting to find it. - - James Berry
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