Biffy Clyro: Back on the right track
“We were booked to play the 40th birthday of the Crown Prince of Norway and weren’t allowed talk about it for weeks,” he laughs. “It was all hush hush and cloak and dagger. The actual gig was totally surreal. The crown prince of the Netherlands was dancing away in front of us. You don’t see that every day.”
It has been a strange 12 months for the Scottish punk-pop trio. In January they released an ambitious double album, Opposites, only to spend the ensuing promotional cycle talking about the turmoil that had almost resulted in their breakup a year earlier.
