With whispered and wailed vocals -- and the dramatic electronics surrounding them -- Alice Glass' music displays a rare blend of vulnerability and volatility. She first earned acclaim as Crystal Castles' dynamic frontwoman on the duo's acclaimed trilogy of self-titled albums, which began with 2008's Crystal Castles and culminated with 2012's Crystal Castles (III). After leaving the group due to alleged abuse at the hands of bandmate Ethan Kath, Glass established herself as a solo artist capable of channeling her trauma and recovery into cathartic releases. Her 2015 debut single, "Stillbirth," benefitted the anti-sexual violence organization RAINN, and later efforts like 2017's Alice Glass EP and 2022's full-length Prey//IV continued to blend outspoken lyrics with challenging, haunting sounds.