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Purity Ring

Purity Ring
Photo: Spotify

About

Purity Ring is a Canadian electronic duo from Edmonton, formed in 2010 by vocalist Megan James and producer Corin Roddick. They built their reputation on a sound that sits between witch house and synth-pop - crystalline vocals layered over dark, intricate beats. Their 2012 debut Shrines reached #32 on the Billboard 200 and became a touchstone of indie electronic music; in 2025 they released their fourth, self-titled album.

~501K
monthly listeners on Spotify
92.3M+
plays of the single "fineshrine" on Spotify
~156K
subscribers on YouTube
~586K
followers on Spotify

What's new

  • 2025-09-26

    Purity Ring released their fourth studio album titled Purity Ring - a conceptual album inspired by RPG games such as Nier: Automata and Final Fantasy X - through their own label the fellowship.

  • 2025-10

    In autumn 2025, the duo completed a 23-date headlining tour across North America in support of the new album, which began on October 13 in Ventura, California.

  • 2025-07-10

    The duo released the single "place of my own" and simultaneously announced the release date of the new album and tour.

  • 2025-06-05

    Purity Ring returned after a long hiatus with a double single "Many Lives" and "Part II" - their first new tracks since collaborating with Black Dresses in 2023.

  • 2022-06

    In June 2022, they released the EP Graves through the label the fellowship, leaving the 4AD record label for the first time.

Tour

VenturaSan FranciscoSeattlePortlandBoiseSalt Lake CityDenverMinneapolisChicagoColumbusClevelandWashingtonBrooklynPhiladelphiaNashvilleLos Angeles

Tracks

fineshrinemost-streamed track on Spotify (over 92 million plays), RIAA gold certification
obedearfirst official single from debut album Shrines (2012), over 43 million streams on Spotify
begin againsingle from album Another Eternity (2015), over 50 million streams on Spotify
bodyachefavorite track from Another Eternity, reached 19th place on UK Indie Charts
place of my ownlead single from self-titled album (2025), trance-pop comeback after five-year hiatus

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