CHVRCHES Biography Part 2 (T2)

My Top Ten Alternative Songs for This Week:

1. “It’s About Time”- Young the Giant

2. “The Mother We Share”- CHVRCHES

3. “Leave Out All The Rest”- Linkin Park

4. “No Light, No Light”- Florence and the Machine

5. “Going Under”- Evanescence

6. “Sirens”- Pearl Jam

7. “Who We Are”- Imagine Dragons

8. “Dirty Paws”- Of Monsters and Men

9. “Little Talks”- Of Monsters and Men

10.  “Gun”- CHVRCHES

Rewind:

Hi again everybody! I just wanted to remind you of what went down last week. That sounds a bit intense. Anyways, I started a biography for CHVRCHES. This week, I’m going to finish it! This is pretty much the exact same situation that I was in with Avicii’s biography. Seriously, people have WAY too much information about them for me to fit in one blog post. Last week I mentioned the origination of the name CHVRCHES, the members of the band, what instruments they play, and what they were doing before they got together. If you want more in depth information, just go back and read my post from last week. The second part of CHVRCHES biography will now begin!

CHVRCHES BIOGRAPHY-Take Two:

CHVRCHES is from Scotland actually. THAT’S SOOOOO COOL! Sorry, I got excited. The band was inspired by the works of Prince, Depeche Mode, and Kate Bush. They have extremely good taste in music. In Scotland, CHVRCHES is actually pronounced as churches. The band was formed in October 2011 as a studio project actually. Iain and Martin went to college together, and they were actually really good friends. When they needed a vocalist, Iain suggested Lauren since he had met her a couple years earlier when he had been working with Blue Sky Archives. “Lies” was released in May 2012 as their first official song. CHVRCHES released The Bones of What You Believe (debut album) on September 20^th, 2013. The songs “The Mother We Share”, “Gun”, and “Recover” are the main hits from their debut album. I already mentioned their first performance in last week’s section so. The final piece of information that I have for this week is that the music of CHVRCHES is often described as electronic.