What's Happening?
The Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches has made a notable contribution to the third season finale of the psychological drama 'Tell Me Lies' by covering The Postal Service's 'Such Great Heights.' This marks a significant musical addition to the show, which airs on Hulu/Disney+. The band, consisting of Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook, and Martin Doherty, also performed Robert Palmer's 'Addicted To Love' for the season premiere. The showrunner, Meaghan Oppenheimer, confirmed that the third season would be the series' conclusion. Chvrches' involvement was facilitated by a connection with a writer on the show, leading to their participation in both the premiere and finale. The band is also preparing for a new album, which promises a fresh and ferocious
sound, and they are set to perform at a charity event in London.
Why It's Important?
Chvrches' involvement in 'Tell Me Lies' highlights the intersection of music and television, showcasing how bands can enhance narrative storytelling through their contributions. This collaboration not only broadens the band's audience but also reinforces the cultural impact of music in visual media. The band's upcoming album and live performances indicate a resurgence in their activity, which could influence the synth-pop genre and music industry trends. Their participation in a high-profile show and a significant charity event underscores their relevance and potential to attract new fans, while also supporting charitable causes.
What's Next?
Chvrches is set to release a new album, which is anticipated to bring a new level of energy and creativity to their music. They will also perform at the Royal Albert Hall in London, opening for My Bloody Valentine at a charity event curated by Robert Smith. This performance marks their return to the stage after a three-year hiatus, potentially setting the stage for more live shows and increased visibility in the music scene. Fans and industry observers will be watching closely to see how their new material is received and how it might influence their future trajectory.
