Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Chvrches, “Every Open Eye” On “Never Ending Circles,” the opening track of Chvrches‘ much-anticipated sophomore record, Lauren Mayberry makes a toast: ...

Since Scottish trio Chvrches’ heralded 2013 debut The Bones of What You Believe, the ’80s-synthpop-revival sound that made the band a darling of the summer festival circuit has been appropriated… By ...

Heartache isn’t necessarily supposed to sound exuberant, and electronics aren’t expected to be as inviting as a hug, but Scotland’s Chvrches consistently defies those conventions on sophomore effort ...

Though it can be ominous, even aggressive, Chvrches' music maintains a disarming fizziness. Its sound and approach aren't arch or unapproachable; this is, after all, a band that frequently covers ...

Flashing back to 2013, Chvrches has dusted off the previously unreleased song “Talking in My Sleep” in anticipation of their debut album’s tenth anniversary. The Bones of What You Believe will receive ...

It can be easy to dismiss emerging artists when there's major music-blog hype surrounding them. However, when the Glaswegian band Chvrches took to the stage with a chopped-and-screwed remix of ...

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“I am in a band that was born on the Internet,” begins Lauren Mayberry in an op-ed piece written for the Guardian just a week after said band, Chvrches, issued debut LP The Bones of What You Believe ...

The Scottish trio Chvrches stopped by Studio A to play songs from their full-length debut album, The Bones of What You Believe. I sat down to talk with the band about their music and the conversation ...

It can be easy to dismiss emerging artists when there's major music-blog hype surrounding them. However, when the Glaswegian band Chvrches took to the stage with a chopped-and-screwed remix of ...