Stereogum — Chvrches are enjoying a well deserved victory lap after their massive 2013 by putting out an EP of remixes for their breakthrough song “Recover.” Last week we heard the stark, chilly and all around incredible reworking by Kingdom, and now we’ve... more info

NME — The 'travelogue' promo follows the band on the road Stateside more info

Stereogum — The Scottish trio Chvrches became arguably the world’s premier indie-rock/synth-pop hybrid with last year’s debut album The Bones Of What You Believe, which is a good thing to be in this day and age, and they furthered their case with rigorous to... more info

NME — See electro-pop trio cover 'AM' single during Australian radio session more info

Stereogum — Scotland’s Chvrches have been releasing excellent covers on the regular of late, and that streak stays alive today with their in-studio version of Arctic Monkeys’ ” Do I Wanna Know?” from that band’s 2013 LP, AM. The track was performed as ... more info

Stereogum — A year ago, the Glasgow synthpop three-piece Chvrches made a name for themselves with their single “Recover,” the earliest indication we heard that they were something special. Now, Chvrches have recruited Kingdom, the great Brooklyn dance produc... more info

Nialler9 — As if SOAK wasn’t cute enough, the video for her debut single ‘Blud’ on Chvrches’ Goodbye records finds her hanging with friends, and skating on the bridge of her hometown in Derry city. The EP is out on March 17th. The post SOAK – ‘Blud... more info

NME — Peace, Everything Everything and Fidlar get involved in 500 Greatest debate more info

Nialler9 — Special shoutout to the ever-brilliant Stephen Maurice Graham for his illustration. This one, he says, is down to that Psychemagik track and the film Dazed and Confused. Please enjoy 15 tracks in under an hour. A bit less talking, a bit more mixin... more info

Time — Perfect debut pop singles might be the musical equivalent of Halley’s Comet: they’re extremely rare and unfortunately fleeting, streaking past blogs and SoundCloud pages like a bolt through the night sky. Consult your telescopes: “Catch” is t... more info