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“We started to get imposter syndrome.” Burnout. Therapy. A crisis of identity. How Biffy Clyro almost fell apart – but came back stronger

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“We started to get imposter syndrome.” Burnout. Therapy. A crisis of identity. How Biffy Clyro almost fell apart – but came back stronger

Last year, Biffy Clyro found themselves teetering on the brink. This is how they found a path forwards again

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