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More immediate and even more vacuous than before: Chvrches’ Love Is Dead reviewed

2 June 2018

9:00 AM

2 June 2018

9:00 AM

Grade: B

Another load of SJW moppets keening over 1980s synths. ‘It only takes two seconds to say: I don’t agree with white supremacy,’ they told the Guardian. Chvrches, a Scottish trio relocated to New York, are led by the elfin and relentlessly concerned Lauren Mayberry. The Eurythmics fronted by Owen Jones, then, kind of.

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