Crystal Castles' third studio album, (III), is a masterful blend of witch house, electroclash, and alternative dance genres. Released on 7 November 2012, this 12-track album is a testament to the Canadian electronic music duo's ability to craft infectious and experimental soundscapes. With a duration of 39 minutes, (III) takes listeners on a sonic journey through the dark and the beautiful, with tracks like 'Plague', 'Kerosene', and 'Wrath Of God' showcasing the duo's signature noisy and often beautiful dance music.

The album, which features the iconic vocals of Alice Glass, marks a significant milestone in Crystal Castles' discography, as it is their last eponymous album and the final one to feature Glass before her departure in 2014. Produced by Ethan Kath, with additional production by Jacknife Lee, (III) is a cohesive and focused record that avoids the harsh assaults of their earlier work, instead opting for a more refined and polished sound.

With its unique blend of synth punk and chiptune elements, (III) is a must-listen for fans of electronic music. The album's lead single, 'Plague', was released in July 2012, followed by 'Wrath of God' in September, generating significant buzz and anticipation for the album's release. Crystal Castles' (III) is a testament to the duo's innovative spirit and their ability to push the boundaries of electronic music, making it an essential addition to any music collection.