Tag: The Cure
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5/5 – An exceptional concert which saw The Cure delight thousands of fans in London, debut new music live and play well-known favourites. I have finally found the time to publish my review of The Cure’s spectacular album launch show at the Troxy in London, which I had the pleasure of attending over a month…
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After 16 years, The Cure has returned with an exquisitely desolate album, Songs of a Lost World, guided by the masterfully dispiriting talent of frontman Robert Smith. It is undoubtedly their greatest music since Disintegration (1989). Beautifully downcast and alluringly bleak, Smith uses the track listing to express his feelings on profoundly demoralizing subjects, including…
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Anton Allegranza Quicke reviews The Cure’s first new music in 16 years.
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Max Williams is left with mixed feelings from Ed Sheeran’s new “carbon copy” single.
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Is the eighties the best era of music? Probably. Our writers celebrate the icons that made the era so great.
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Our live editor, Jo Lisney, has this weeks’ music live-streams that you should check out.
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Hailing from Portsmouth, FLOWVERS are a four-piece who have been making waves in the indie scene this year. The indie dream-pop outfit is made up of Matisse Moretti (vocals), Henry Wood (bass and backing vocals), Stanley Powell (guitar), and Connor Griffiths (drums). Taking inspiration from bands like Swim Deep and The Cure, FLOWVERS are able…
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Vicky Greer reflects on The Cure’s second album.
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Fancy treating yourself to a new vinyl? Alice Fortt has a look at why Seventeen Seconds is the one to buy
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The Edge writers conclude who put on the most iconic performances of this decade.
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Rebecca Ormsby takes us through the history of the genre and what bands should be on our radar.
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It’s a 30 year throwback! Vicky Greer looks at what makes The Cure’s magnum opus so magnificent.
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The Edge writers reveal their top festival picks.
