Artist: CHVRCHES
Album: The Bones of What You Believe (Deluxe Edition)
Genre: Synth-pop, Indie Pop
Release Date: 2013
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:07:31
Total Tracks: 16
Total Size: 801 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. CHVRCHES – The Mother We Share (03:11)
1-2. CHVRCHES – We Sink (03:34)
1-3. CHVRCHES – Gun (03:53)
1-4. CHVRCHES – Tether (04:46)
1-5. CHVRCHES – Lies (03:41)
1-6. CHVRCHES – Under the Tide (04:32)
1-7. CHVRCHES – Recover (03:45)
1-8. CHVRCHES – Night Sky (03:51)
1-9. CHVRCHES – Science/Visions (03:58)
1-10. CHVRCHES – Lungs (03:02)
1-11. CHVRCHES – By the Throat (04:09)
1-12. CHVRCHES – You Caught the Light (05:40)
1-13. CHVRCHES – Strong Hand (03:26)
1-14. CHVRCHES – Broken Bones (03:44)
1-15. CHVRCHES – Gun (KDA Remix) (06:15)
1-16. CHVRCHES – The Mother We Share (We Were Promised Jetpacks Remix) (05:58)

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The Bones of What You Believe is the debut studio album by Scottish electro-pop band CHVRCHES. This deluxe edition features four bonus tracks (two new songs and two remixes) in addition to the studio album itself.

Taking influences from a variety of sources, including Prince, Depeche Mode, and Kate Bush, CHVRCHES creates multi-layered songs that take on life’s highest highs and lowest lows. The Scottish trio has released several singles over the past year leading up to their studio debut (“Recover”, “Lies, “Gun”), and The Bones of What You Believe lives up to the hype that preceded it. Lauren Mayberry’s vocals are emphatic and precise, always channeling the exact feeling that the songs call for. The songs themselves are layered, complex, and yet very accessible.

This is one band that definitely isn’t just a buzz band with a short lifespan. CHVRCHES have launched themselves admirably with this first album, and listeners and critics alike should be able to look forward to future work from this trio.“Hype bands live and die on the perseverance of that one earworm. But with The Bones Of What You Believe, CHVRCHES have distanced themselves from the flash-in-the-pan acts cluttering the blogosphere. Simply put, they’ve evolved from a hype band to something much more coveted: a great band.”
–Randall Colburn, Consequence of Sound, September 23, 2013

“The Bones of What You Believe hits so many high notes with its surprisingly simplistic delivery that it’s impossible not to recommend to even the most jaded of listeners. Yes it is at times sickly sweet, but that’s part of the charm.”
–Sputnikmusic, September 12, 2013