Robert Smith has been the only consistent member of the Cure since the band formed in 1978, and he’s an icon in his own right ...

You have to prepare yourself to listen and get into The Cure. If you want to stare at your ceiling and do nothing, “Disintegration” is the way to go. If you’re looking for some early jams that are ...

Famously, The Cure are that rarest of rock beast ... The pick of the moody monoliths stacked up at the back end of Disintegration, the title track rattles through its eight minutes with feverish ...

And so a more honest or accurate survey of The Cure’s greatness might focus on singles or deep cuts or their many ...

Robert Smith has thanked everyone for the "genuinely heartwarming" reaction The Cure's first studio effort in 16 years.

The Cure have released a deluxe edition of their new album 'Songs Of A Lost World', featuring five exclusive live tracks.

The Cure‘s Robert Smith has revealed that his wife Mary Poole Smith helped him finalise the tracklisting for ‘Songs Of A Lost World’. The band’s 14th studio album was released last Friday ...

As a defining figure of the 80s and 90s rock scene, The Cure’s mix of gothic lyrics and nostalgic, bittersweet instrumentals proved successful among audiences and critics — establishing ...

and some dark classics (Disintegration, A Strange Day). Still no Love Cats. The Cure played Sunday night, while Oasis headlined the festival for the first time on Friday, while Saturday was the ...

The Cure frontman Robert Smith says performing ... helped him finalise the album's tracklist, insisting that he balance the depth of the darkness. "I was finishing the doom and gloom ones ...

From there, Robert Smith and co. played a set of classic hits and fan favorites, including tracks like “Plainsong,” “Pictures of You,” Lovesong,” “Fascination Street,” “Just Like Heaven,” and ...

“Songs of a Lost World is the triumphant power-doom epic it needed to be, fully the Cure’s best since Disintegration, as Smith reaches into the depths of his cobwebbed heart, going deep into a ...