Chvrches, a Scottish synth-pop band formed in Glasgow in 2011, has made significant waves in the music industry with their distinctive sound and innovative approach. The trio, consisting of lead vocalist Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook, and Martin Doherty, quickly gained attention with their debut single “Lies,” which topped the Hype Machine charts and showcased their ability to blend catchy melodies with electronic elements. Their 2013 debut album, *The Bones of What You Believe*, received critical acclaim, scoring 80 on Metacritic and featuring hits like “The Mother We Share” and “Recover.”

Building on their initial success, Chvrches released their second album, *Every Open Eye*, in 2015, which further solidified their reputation as leaders in the synth-pop genre. The album featured multiple successful singles, including “Leave a Trace” and “Clearest Blue,” and showcased their evolution in sound with an expanded array of synthesizers. Their live performances, marked by Mayberry’s dynamic stage presence and the band’s energetic synergy, have captivated audiences worldwide.

In 2018, Chvrches released their third album, *Love Is Dead*, which included collaborations with notable artists like Matt Berninger of The National. Their fourth album, *Screen Violence*, was released in 2021, featuring the acclaimed single “How Not to Drown” with Robert Smith of The Cure. The band continues to tour extensively, performing at major festivals and venues, further enhancing their global reach.

In 2022, Chvrches signed a new record deal with Island Records and EMI Records, releasing the single “Over” in early 2023. With a commitment to innovation and collaboration, they are poised to continue their journey in the music industry, promising fans new and exciting projects ahead. Their recent announcement of a 10th anniversary special edition of their debut album illustrates their dedication to celebrating their musical legacy while looking forward to future endeavors.