Robert Smith has shared a new remix of The Cure’s “A Fragile Thing.”
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The Cure’s New Album Charts
The Cure’s latest album Songs of a Lost World has gone number one on the UK charts and debuted at number four here in the United States. The full press release can be found below.
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Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria has shared a cover of “Just Like Heaven.”
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The Cure are back, and it’s a dark and beautiful thing. Songs of a Lost World is the first new music from the band in roughly 16 years, and the long-awaited new LP doesn’t disappoint. In many ways, this new record feels like the direct successor of 1989’s Disintegration, what most fans consider The Cure’s finest work, and the comparisons in stylistic choices and the artistic direction can be felt on this concise 8-song album. The set of songs was composed entirely by goth rock icon, Robert Smith, and was co-produced by Smith and Paul Corkett (Tori Amos, Placebo). Each of these tracks are brooding with long intros to set just the right tone before Smith’s trademark vocals break through the wall of sound with veteran ease. Robert Smith sounds as confident and strong as he’s ever been, while his bandmates rally around his every word. On the opening track of “Alone” Robert Smith shared, ”It’s the track that unlocked the record; as soon as we had that piece of music recorded, I knew it was the opening song and I felt the whole album come into focus. that was the moment when I knew the song – and the album – were real.” By letting everything come flowing through him, Smith and The Cure have delivered a late-career masterpiece.
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New Robert Smith Interview
Robert Smith of The Cure talked with The Times:
“Our songs always had a fear of mortality,” he says. “I don’t feel my age at all but I’m aware of it and when you get older that fear becomes more real. Death becomes more everyday. When you are younger you romanticise death, but then it happens to your family and friends. I am a different person to the last record and I wanted to put that across. It can be trite. People could say, ‘Oh, we’re all going to die — surprise me!’ But I try to find some emotional connection to that idea.”
The Cure – “A Fragile Thing”
The Cure have shared the new song “A Fragile Thing.”
The Cure – “Alone”
The Cure have shared the new song “Alone” from their upcoming album, Songs of a Lost World.
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The Cure will release their new single “Alone” on September 26th.
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The Cure’s Acoustic Hits, a bonus CD from their 2001 Greatest Hits album, will hit streaming services on August 9th. They’re celebrating by sharing some acoustic videos on YouTube.
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The Cure are heading out on tour.
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Chvrches joined Mark Hoppus on his Apple Music show to talk about their new single and collaborating with Robert Smith.
Robert Smith Plays Three Songs For Livestream
Robert Smith of The Cure performed three songs from Faith on a recent livestream.
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A clip of The Cure performing “Just Like Heaven” from their upcoming concert film, The Cure – Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London, has been shared online.
The Cure to Livestream Anniversary Show