Festival-headlining favourites Biffy Clyro, with three UK #1 albums to their name, return with Futique, a record shaped by reflection, scale, and lived experience. One of Britain’s most enduring alternative bands, the trio approach this album with the perspective of artists who’ve travelled a long way together — from teenage friends to arena-filling mainstays — without losing sight of the emotional core that first connected them to their audience.
 
Futique delves into our relationship with memory and the things we carry across time. As Simon Neil explains, the album is “an exploration of ideas, objects or relationships that exist across time — we are never aware when we do anything for the last time and there’s a beauty and sadness within that.” Informed by reflections on the digital age and the band’s own journey, the record explores connection, endurance, and appreciation — a powerfully relatable statement from a band still asking meaningful questions.