On their third LP, ANGEL, it is clear that Pure X have, and always have had, an uncompromising musical vision. Over the course of each full-length the band has tirelessly reinvented themselves, opting to stay true to their own sensibilities rather than placate expectations or regurgitate a 'successful' sound. After wooing both critics and audiences alike with their seductive, submerged-in-reverberation debut, PLEASURE, the band pulled an about-face on their sophomore album CRAWLING UP THE STAIRS, crafting a follow-up that emphasized textural clarity and raw emotionality over it's predecessor's intoxication soundscapes. Now on their third LP, and first as a quartet, the internal upheaval of CRAWLING has fully dissipated and given way to an new found serenity, a clam which finds the band in it's most potent, refined and elemental form yet.