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Biffy Clyro will play a one-off UK gig next month in preparation for a series of festival appearances this summer.

Biffy Clyro drummer Ben Johnston has said the band are hoping to win back fans of their earlier material following the commercial success enjoyed by the Scottish trio since the release of ‘Only Revolutions‘ in 2009.

Biffy Clyro have revealed their forthcoming double album will carry two titles – ‘The Land At The End Of Our Toes‘ and ‘The Sand At The Core Of Our Bones‘.

Biffy Clyro bassist James Johnston has admitted to experiencing nerves as the band prepares to debut new material set to feature on their upcoming double album.

Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro and folksters Mumford & Sons have been confirmed as headliners for the forthcoming 2012 RockNess festival.

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has reiterated the band’s intention to release a double album as the follow up to the 2009 commercial breakthrough ‘Only Revolutions‘.

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has said the band could release a double album next up following the hugely successful 2009 release ‘Only Revolutions‘.

Songwriter-for-hire Guy Chambers has compared recent UK X Factor winner Matt Cardle to successful commercial British bands Coldplay, Travis and Snow Patrol.

Chambers, best known for his writing credits with Robbie Williams, has worked on two songs set to feature on Cardle’s debut album, and believes the latest product off the Simon Cowell production line can match the guitar-led trio’s achievements.

US rockers the Foo Fighters were joined by Alice Cooper and Queen drummer Roger Taylor during their first Milton Keynes Bowl gig last night (July 2nd).

The show launched a busy summer of high profile outdoor UK gigs for the band, who had considerable support on the night from Biffy Clyro, Death Cab For Cutie and Tame Impala.

Biffy Clyro have revealed they have 20 tracks ready to work on when they hit the studio after completing touring commitments, and have described the new batch as ‘absolutely awesome’.