Chvrches appeared on CBS This Morning‘s “Saturday Sessions” to showcase three tracks off their recent album Screen Violence. The group performed singles “Good Girls” and “He Said She Said,” along with ...

PITTSBURGH — Loneliness, fear, heartbreak, regret, disillusionment — all those troubling emotions — pour forth and get processed on "Screen Violence," the surprising and acclaimed latest album by ...

In some ways, a horror-themed album seems like the farthest thing you might expect from the Glasgow band Chvrches, known for iridescent synths and lead singer Lauren Mayberry ’s practically elfin, ...

CHVRCHES is a band that encompasses the early-mid-2010s’ wave of synth-pop. Alongside the Glasgow-based trio are Purity Ring, Phantogram and Future Islands, to name a few. Each of these bands had ...

“There’s no such thing as ‘spooky season’ for Chvrches,” lead singer and instrumentalist Lauren Mayberry explains. She’s talking to the Press ahead of the band’s return to Houston, and with Halloween ...

Chvrches' last album wasn’t bad so much as it was awkward. Cook and Doherty's production, meanwhile, pulls off the kind of coherent sonic expansion the band aimed for but fell short of last time ...

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 ...

Fused by singer Lauren Mayberry and Smith’s vocals, “How Not To Drown” follows the band’s first single “He Said, She Said,” exploring the expectations of women, particularly in music, and how they can ...

In the decade since their inception, CHVRCHES has become a dominating force in the world of synth-pop, as they channel sounds that commanded the airwaves in the ’80s while injecting plenty of ...

Every so often a band comes along that are consistently good. Better than good, even. CHVRCHES, as their magnificent new album Screen Violence demonstrates, are one of those bands. From the almost ...