Ultra-luxe Crystal Cruises has pulled the ultimate rabbit out of a hat with a new, industry-first program entitled “Magic Castle at Sea.” Thanks to an exclusive arrangement magically orchestrated by ...

Electronic duo Crystal Castles generally operates in two distinct modes–its songs are either angry dancefloor scorchers built around videogame blips or expansive shoegaze numbers that sail off… By ...

Yesterday, Crystal Castles released a new song, "Frail" -- which came as something of a shock, as the band's vocalist, Alice Glass, announced her departure from the group last year, causing many ...

Here's something you won't read every day: Ethan Kath from Crystal Castles is an extremely nice chap. If you've ever read anything about the world's new favourite Toronto-born electro duo, Kath is ...

Alice Glass, one-half of Crystal Castles, has announced on Facebook that she is leaving the band. Said Glass in her post: I am leaving Crystal Castles. My art and my self-expression in any form has ...

Crystal Castles, an electronic group that consists of singer Alice Glass and instrumentalist Ethan Kath, has split up. Glass revealed the news on her solo Facebook page Wednesday. "I am leaving ...

“Days at Cristal Castle,” the Spanish actress wrote alongside a carousel of photos featuring the family enjoying the many attractions. In one photo, Elsa and the kids are posing in between a bamboo ...

Former Crystal Castles singer Alice Glass has released a statement about her decision to leave the band, accusing ex-bandmate Ethan Kath of “severe psychological and emotional abuse”. Kath has since ...

“I like to piss people off,” Alice Glass told NME back in February. “We want people to feel nauseous.” It was a mission statement which Crystal Castles have fulfilled. And then some. Their debut seven ...

The Canadian electronic duo Crystal Castles first attracted attention with their jarring juxtapositions: noise butting hard against what was called nu-rave at the time they emerged. The opening ...

On their self-titled second album, Canadian dance-floor terrorists Crystal Castles tone down the haywire 8-bit fireworks and banshee screeches of their debut, in favor of streamlined songwriting and ...