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Many of Horror (When We Collide) is the fourth single from Biffy Clyro's 2009 album *Only Revolutions*. The song showcases the band's emotive and anthemic sound, blending heartfelt lyrics with powerful instrumentation. The music video complements the song's intensity with visually striking scenes that capture its emotional core. As one of Biffy Clyro's most iconic tracks, it gained widespread acclaim and became a fan favorite, further solidifying the band's place in modern rock.
The fourth single taken from the album ‘Only Revolutions’ including the singles Mountains, That Golden Rule, The Captain, Bubbles and God & Satan
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Biffy Clyro's biography begins in Scotland starting in 1995. Their lineup has stayed consistent for the duration of their activity, with Simon Neil on guitar, James Johnston playing bass, and Ben Johnston handling drums. Simon Neil serves as the primary vocalist and lyricist, but all three have participated with vocals and songwriting. Over the course of their previous seven albums, Biffy Clyro have topped the charts, headlined numerous huge festivals, performed all over the globe, including tours with Linkin Park, Queens of the Stone Age, and Muse and earned countless awards.
Biffy Clyro’s biggest hits include “Many of Horror (When We Collide)”, “Bubbles”, “Black Chandelier”, “Biblical”, “Re-arrange” and “Mountains”. The iconic Biffy Clyro catalogue also includes the albums “Blackened Sky”, “The Vertigo of Bliss”, “Puzzle”, “Only Revolutions”, “Opposites” and “Ellipsis”.
Biffy Clyro’s music video for “Many of Horror”, released 2009. Directed by Unknown. 4:09 in HD, 19,576,773 plays and 84,400 likes on YouTube. Filed under Alternative, Indie, Metal, Pop, Punk and Rock. AltSounds Curated.
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