
Best friends since their teens, across their thirty-year career, Biffy Clyro have graduated from being a discordant alt-rock cult concern to platinum-plated UK festival headliners while retaining their integrity, vision and ambition. They are, quite simply, one of the best British bands of the past three decades.
Raised on '90s alt. rock, hardcore and metal, the trio - vocalist/guitarist Simon Neil, bassist James Johnston and his twin brother Ben (drums) - have crafted an ever-evolving melodic, progressive sound, and racked up no fewer than four UK number one albums, most recently 2025's Futique.
Here are the Kilmarnock trio's ten studio records to date ranked from the (still great) worst to the best.