Take a look at the cover art for all three of Crystal Castles’ self-titled albums and the Toronto duo’s progression is clear. 2008’s I features a portrait of the band in front of a brick wall, ...
Crystal Castles is a Canadian electronic music duo known for their dark, experimental, and often chaotic sound. Formed in Toronto, Ontario, in 2006, the group originally consisted of producer Ethan ...
The top movie at the box office this weekend stars an actress who drew inspiration from Crystal Castles’ Alice Glass. The second best-selling movie stars the same actress, though Glass can’t claim any ...
Speaking to NME for our latest Big Read, Glass got candid about her the reasons she wanted to share her experiences so openly. “If I could take a pill and erase all my memories, I would. I didn’t ...
Behind and beside Canadian electronic noisies Crystal Castles are lines of strobes which they use relentlessly from the moment they arrive onstage. It’s hard to even look, such is the visual barrage, ...
‘We don’t want the band’s presence to distract from this important mission.’ ‘We don’t want the band’s presence to distract from this important mission.’ We’ve removed Crystal Castles from the lineup ...
Video-game electronica seems to fall in and out of fashion depending on what kind of kids are going to art school. This year it’s hot again, and I’ve never heard a band do it better than Crystal ...
Back in April, you may recall us running a story about a little dust-up involving Crystal Castles, artist Trevor Brown, and Madonna. The Castles, for a period of time, had been emblazoning their ...
Bottom line: A lot of people love Crystal Castles' live show-- they love the seizure-inducing lights, the Nintendo-via-hell beats, and the sweaty flailing of singer Alice Glass. Some of those people ...
Electronic duo Crystal Castles generally operates in two distinct modes–its songs are either angry dancefloor scorchers built around videogame blips or expansive shoegaze numbers that sail off… By ...
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