Tag: Cure
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The contemporary music press described The Cure’s “Pornography” as a profound exploration of despair and futility, expertly capturing raw emotions from a terrifying place. Reviewers noted its intense cohesiveness and subjective nature, suggesting the album should be experienced as a…
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The Cure’s Brighton gig review highlights their evolution amidst challenging times, showcasing their unique blend of melancholy and aural aggression. Despite Robert Smith’s unclear lyrics, the band’s powerful unity and sound captivated the audience. While Smith appeared tired, the performance…
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The Hanging Garden | (Fiction) 1982 | The July 1982 release features The Cure’s “The Hanging Garden” and a live version of “A Forest.” The live track is praised for its powerful sound and controlled aggression, while “The Hanging Garden”…
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The Cure | Let’s Go To Bed | (Fiction) 1982 | In November 1982, The Cure’s singles “Let’s Go To Bed” and “Just One Kiss” were released under Fiction Records. Despite their earlier influence, the band was perceived as outdated…
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The Cure | Manhattan Interiors | The article reflects Phil Sutcliffe’s observations of The Cure during a visit to New York in 1980. It examines the band’s dynamics, insights into their music from the album “17 Seconds,” and the emotional…
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The Cure | Gig Review | Aberdeen 1979 | The Cure’s gig in Aberdeen on September 22, 1979, showcased their growing prominence, surprising audiences initially loyal to Siouxsie and Motorhead. Their performance emphasized succinctness with brief songs, diverging from traditional…
