Shrines by Purity Ring

Shaped in 2010, Canadian band Purity Ring consists of lead singer Megan James and instrumentalist Corin ­Roddick. The group creates experimental, witch home, and post-dubstep-influenced music. Their solely album, “Shrines,” launched in July 2012, brought on a surge of their recognition. They acquired a lot reward for his or her deeply immersive music – a lot, the truth is, that the day they launched a canopy of Soulja Boy’s “Grammy,” their ­web site crashed attributable to excessive demand for the tune. “Shrines” reached quantity two on Billboard’s Dance/Digital ­Albums checklist.
Purity Ring has a singular sound with dominant vocals and saturated synth that attracts within the listener. Whereas the tone of Megan’s vocals provides off soothing optimism, Roddick evokes an ominous sensation with energized musical genius, as is obvious within the single “Fineshrine.”
“Amenamy” paints the air with a refined tranquility whereas introducing an inexplicable but simple witchy darkness. Roddick balances these moods impeccably by producing a tune that can effortlessly repeat in a single’s head.

Purity Ring is a band that’s undoubtedly price a pay attention.