"(III)," their third album, follows up an energetic, powerful sophomore album with an interesting new take on their band's underlying message, that the world is a disturbing, difficult place, but also that the pain and sorrow that comes with being in it may be beautiful.
The album reveals a more mature, more focused duo that hovers between a dream state and a shattering reality in singles like "Plague" and "Wrath of God." Crystal Castles' signature beat also comes through in "Affection," a song that gives listeners a glimpse into the ghostly, obscured world of Glass and Kath.
"(III)" fades in and out, angst-filled and reflective of Glass' statement that "it feels like the world is a dystopia where victims don't get justice and corruption prevails."
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