After over 600,000 UK sales of their Mercury Prize nominated album ‘Only Revolutions’ which featured a succession of hit singles, Biffy Clyro return with their eagerly anticipated new album ‘Opposites’. The album follows the band’s triumphant return to the live arena with festival dates which included Download, the Isle of Wight and Rockness. ‘Opposites’ will be preceded by the new single ‘Black Chandelier’ on January 14th.

Produced by GGGarth Richardson in Los Angeles, ‘Opposites’ signals the band’s growing ambition with twenty-two tracks spread across two discs: ‘The Sand At The Core Of Our Bones’ and ‘The Land At The End Of Our Toes’. Biffy Clyro’s touring in support of ‘Only Revolutions’ saw them elevated to arena and festival headlining status as they played three sold-out UK tours which included a landmark show at Wembley Arena. Their status as one of Britain’s most exciting bands was reflected with Best Live Band awards from both NME and Q in 2011.

Recent weeks have seen the band unveil Storm Thorgerson’s artwork to ‘Opposites’ and they also played a special double-bill of sessions for Radio 1 by playing Fearne Cotton’s Live Lounge in the morning before hitting Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 Rocks later that same day.

Currently embarking upon an intimate European club tour which will be follow by dates in Los Angeles and New York, Biffy Clyro’s touring in support of ‘Opposites’ commences in March with their biggest arena tour to date.