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Biffy Clyro Futique review: catchy, weird, often warm and occasionally crushingly sad, it’s everything that makes Biffy one of the UK’s greatest bands

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Biffy Clyro Futique review: catchy, weird, often warm and occasionally crushingly sad, it’s everything that makes Biffy one of the UK’s greatest bands

Biffy Clyro have struck gold again with album number ten

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