Biffy Clyro have shared their punk-infused new single ‘Looking Season’. Test it out under.
The monitor follows the band’s current single ‘A Little Love’ – which noticed them head straight to the highest of the UK’s Official Vinyl Singles Chart – as a preview from their upcoming album ‘Futique’. It will likely be launched on September 26 and is accessible for pre-order right here.
The high-octane, punk monitor sees the band discover the prominence of judgement in fashionable society, with frontman Simon Neil singing: “Sneering at a scene from above/’Trigger that’s the most secure distance to evaluate/You assume you’re so particular/Is there one thing I don’t know?”
Talking on the monitor, Neil mentioned: “‘Looking Season’ is saying, ‘I don’t know if I can choose myself by means of the eyes of another person.’ It’s arduous sufficient to know who you might be and what issues to you, however if you happen to’re worrying an excessive amount of about how different persons are seeing you then you definately don’t stand an opportunity.
“I really feel like we’re all judged a lot by folks within the outdoors world who don’t know something about us and that may be actually scary,” he added. Try the tune under.
In celebration of the upcoming report, Biffy Clyro just lately introduced a large UK and Eire tour set to happen subsequent yr.
Dates kick off on January 9 with a gap evening on the SSE Enviornment in Belfast, and can see them head to Belfast, Nottingham, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff, Aberdeen and Glasgow. You possibly can purchase tickets right here and discover a full checklist of tour dates right here.
Becoming a member of them on the run might be particular visitors Tender Play and The Armed. Talking concerning the new announcement, Simon Neil and co. mentioned: “It’s fucking time… ‘The Futique Tour 2026’”.
Based on Neil, the upcoming report is “an exploration of concepts, objects or relationships that exist throughout time”. He continued: “We’re by no means conscious after we do something for the final time, and there’s a magnificence and unhappiness inside that. What might be your ‘Futique’?”
It comes because the follow-up to 2020’s ‘A Celebration Of Endings’ and 2021’s ‘The Fable Of The Fortunately Ever After’, and in addition follows a busy 2023 of Simon Neil performing along with his different group, Empire State Bastard.
The latter is the band he fashioned with Oceansize’s Mike Vennart, Bitch Falcon bassist Naomi Macleod and former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo.
Information of the upcoming album arrived simply days earlier than Biffy paid tribute to Brian Wilson with a Seashore Boys cowl on the Pyramid Stage throughout their set at Glastonbury 2025.
