Chvrches – Screen Violence is pressed on a red color vinyl record, a striking centerpiece for any analog collection.

Recorded almost entirely remotely on two different sides of the Atlantic, Screen Violence arrives three years on from their acclaimed third album Love Is Dead. The record is an evocative ode to the digital violence experienced on screen, by screens and through screens, blending intimate storytelling with bold, image-driven narratives.

I think we made the most honest and individual record we’ve ever done, says frontwoman Lauren Mayberry, underscoring the personal, yet expansive scope of the project.

The red color vinyl edition offers a tangible collectible experience, pairing a vivid aesthetic with the musics crisp, immersive texturesperfect for fans who value a distinctive physical edition and the warmth of a colored press.

Ideal for quiet back-to-back listening, attentive headphone sessions, or showcasing a curated record shelf, this release invites you to dive deeper into Chvrches resonant exploration of digital life.

1. Asking for a Friend
2. He Said She Said
3. California
4. Violent Delights
5. How Not to Drown (Feat. Robert Smith)
6. Final Girl
7. Good Girls
8. Lullabies
9. N nightmares
10. Better If You Don’t

Add this red color vinyl edition to your collection today and immerse yourself in Screen Violence.