CHVRCHES have released a deluxe edition of their latest album Screen Violence via Glassnote Records. Stream it below.
Screen Violence: Director’s Cut features three new tracks “originally intended to be included on the release” of the original LP, the band revealed in a tweet ahead of the unveiling. They’re titled: “Killer,” “Bitter End,” and “Screaming.”
The standard edition of Screen Violence dropped in August. The Scottish trio recently opened up to Consequence about recording the album during he pandemic, as well as what it was like working with Robert Smith and horror king John Carpenter in a separate sit-down for Kyle Meredith With…
Last month, the synth-pop act recorded a cover of Avril Lavigne’s 2002 single “I’m With You” for Apple Music’s Home Session along with a live rendition of Screen Violence album cut “California.” They also covered Gerard McMahon’s “Cry Little Sister” for Netflix kids movie Nightbooks starring Krysten Ritter, Winslow Fegley, and Lidya Jewett.
Next month, CHVRCHES will kick off a supporting North American tour. You can get tickets here.
Screen Violence: Director’s Cut Artwork:
Screen Violence: Director’s Cut Tracklist:
01. Asking for a Friend
02. He Said She Said
03. California
04. Violent Delights
05. How Not to Drown (feat. Robert Smith)
06. Final Girl
07. Good Girls
08. Lullabies
09. Nightmares
10. Better If You Don’t
11. Killer
12. Screaming
13. Bitter End
