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SUMMARY:CHVRCHES
DESCRIPTION:Crafting songs with big synths and bigger melodies\, Chvrches c
 ombine their indie roots with their love of chart-friendly pop. The mix of
  Lauren Mayberry’s crystalline\, emotive vocals and the sweeping synths 
 of Iain Cook and Martin Doherty on 2013's bittersweet yet anthemic debut a
 lbum The Bones of What You Believe bridged the gap between the classic syn
 th pop of Depeche Mode and New Order and the brash\, EDM-influenced so
 unds of the early 2010s\, influencing countless contemporaries along the w
 ay. Later\, Chvrches brought an extra sheen to their music without sacrifi
 cing any of its depth. They went all in on their pop leanings on 2018's Lo
 ve Is Dead\, where their collaborators ranged from pop producer Greg Kurs
 tin to the National's Matt Berninger. On 2021's Screen Violence\, Chvrch
 es sharpened the edges and hooks of their songs as they reaffirmed their p
 lace as synth pop standard-bearers.\nBefore Chvrches formed\, keyboardist/
 vocalist Iain Cook and keyboardist/vocalist Martin Doherty became friends 
 in 2003 while studying at Glasgow's University of Strathclyde. The pair fo
 rged their musical partnership when Doherty asked Cook to produce his band
  Julia Thirteen. Though little came of the sessions\, they continued to wo
 rk together\, and became members of the band Aereogramme. By 2007\, they 
 had left that group\, with Doherty joining the Twilight Sad as a touring
  member and Cook becoming a composer for film and television. Seeking a ch
 ange from alternative rock\, they founded their own experimental synth pro
 ject. In September 2011\, the pair invited vocalist Lauren Mayberry\, who'
 d previously played with the band Blue Sky Archives and holds a law degree
  as well as a Master's degree in journalism\, to sing on some demos. The s
 essions went so well that the trio christened itself Chvrches -- spelling 
 it with a "v" instead of a "u" to differentiate themselves in internet sea
 rches -- and began writing songs inspired by Prince\, Depeche Mode\, and
  Kate Bush.\nIn May 2012\, Chvrches posted their first song "Lies" online
 . It quickly became a viral hit and received airplay on BBC Radio 1. The b
 and’s official debut single\, "The Mother We Share\," appeared in Novemb
 er 2012 and was also an online hit. Late that year\, Chvrches were among t
 he acts selected for the BBC's Sound of 2013\, ultimately finishing fifth.
  In January 2013\, the band signed with Glassnote and soon embarked on a
 n international tour that included a performance at that year's South by S
 outhwest Festival in Austin\, Texas. That March saw the release of the Rec
 over EP\, and Chvrches' debut album The Bones of What You Believe appeared
  that September. Recorded in Glasgow's Alucard Studio with a handful synth
 s including a Minimoog Voyager\, the album debuted at number nine on the U
 .K. albums chart and was later certified gold in the U.K. It also entered 
 the Top 20 on the charts in Canada\, Australia\, and the United States\, a
 mong other countries. "The Mother We Share" also charted in the U.S.\, Jap
 an\, Belgium\, and the U.K.\, where it was a Top 40 hit\; in July 2014\, t
 he song was featured in the opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Games in
  Glasgow. Later in the year\, the band contributed the track "Get Away" to
  the re-scored soundtrack to Nicolas Winding Refn’s influential 2011 fil
 m Drive\, and covered Bauhaus' "Bela Lugosi's Dead" for the movie Vampire
  Academy: Blood Sisters.\nIn January 2015\, Chvrches began working on new 
 material at Alucard Studios\, which they were able to upgrade thanks to th
 e success of The Bones of What You Believe. Taking inspiration from Quinc
 y Jones' lean yet massive-sounding production style\, their second album\,
  Every Open Eye\, appeared in September 2015. The album debuted at number 
 four in the U.K.\, reached number eight on the Billboard 200 Albums chart 
 in the U.S.\, and also became a Top Ten hit in Australia\, Ireland\, Scotl
 and\, and New Zealand. Every Open Eye's singles included a version of "Bur
 y It" that featured Paramore's Hayley Williams.\nIn 2016\, Chvrches perf
 ormed at Royal Albert Hall for the first time and collaborated with Solar
  Fields on "Warning Call\," which appeared in the video game Mirror's Edg
 e Catalyst. The following year\, the band contributed a cover of Tegan an
 d Sara's "Call It Off" to the tenth anniversary edition of the duo's album
  The Con\, and went into the studio with producer Greg Kurstin and colla
 borator Dave Stewart to work on their third album. Boasting a bigger\, m
 ore straightforward sound than their previous releases\, 2018's Love Is De
 ad included the singles "Get Out" and "My Enemy\," a duet with the Nation
 al's Matt Berninger. The album debuted at number seven in the U.K. and top
 ped Billboard's Top Rock Albums and Alternative Albums charts in the State
 s. Late that year\, Chvrches released the Hansa Session EP. Named after th
 e Berlin studio where it was recorded (and which also hosted David Bowie
  and Nick Cave\, among other artists)\, it featured acoustic and string-
 driven arrangements of several of Love Is Dead songs. In 2019\, the band p
 erformed with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra to commemorate the lau
 nch of the BBC Scotland television channel\; they appeared on Marshmello'
 s "Here with Me" and contributed the single "Death Stranding" to the album
  Death Stranding: Timefall\, a set of songs inspired by the action video g
 ame of the same name. Early in 2020\, Chvrches started recording album num
 ber four\, with Doherty and Mayberry in Los Angeles and Cook in Glasgow. F
 eaturing a darker sound as well as a collaboration with the Cure's Rober
 t Smith\, Screen Violence appeared in August 2021. ~ Heather Phares\, Rovi
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CATEGORIES:All Ages,Concerts
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