A good number of musicians grew teary-eyed at their first concerts of 2021 — following 16 months of the coronavirus-fueled shutdown of live events — and Lauren Mayberry is no exception. But the ...

A good number of musicians grew teary-eyed at their first concerts of 2021 — following 16 months of the coronavirus-fueled shutdown of live events — and Lauren Mayberry is no exception. But the ...

A duet with a longtime hero, the Cure's Robert Smith, serves as a well-deserved affirmation of just how much the synth-fueled Scottish trio has already accomplished. While most horror films tend to ...

The fourth studio album from Scottish synth-pop group CHVRCHES was already sounding great before they did something to push it into the realm of the spectacular. They reached out to The Cure frontman ...

Scottish synthpop trio Chvrches have dropped their first song since 2019, “He Said She Said.” Of the song, lead singer Lauren Mayberry says, “Like everyone, I’ve had a lot of time to think and reflect ...

Scottish indie-pop trio Chvrches took a turn away from bright and breezy with their provocative latest album, “Screen Violence.” “'Screen Violence' was a proposed band name that we didn't end up using ...

CHVRCHES will drop new album Screen Violence August 27. It's the Scottish trio's fourth album to date and so far we have heard the singles "He Said She Said" and "How Not To Drown." The latter ...

Synth-pop band CHVRCHES’ fourth album, “Screen Violence,” released on Aug. 27, brings euphorically danceable beats with unexpected influences from other genres. The emergence of lo-fi and chillwave ...

At the end there was blood. The fake kind, of course, but blood all the same. Clad in a shirt and jean shorts, (fake) blood covering her arms, Lauren Mayberry had become the final girl she had worried ...

While gearing up to make their second album, Every Open Eye, in 2015, Chvrches members Iain Cook and Martin Doherty spent much of the recording budget buying up many of the original synthesizers used ...

Scottish indie-pop trio Chvrches took a turn away from bright and breezy with their provocative latest album, “Screen Violence.” “'Screen Violence' was a proposed band name that we didn't end up using ...