The Cure finally returned with a new album last month, and it is better than its predecessors - at least, that's what I think. The first...

The Cure have finally released a new album, and it made me curious about their output all over again. Then I started to realise that I don...

'Hot hot hot!!!' was the fourth single released from the album 'Kiss me, kiss me, kiss me'. In early 1988, it spent three we...

The Cure were at their most popular by the end of the Eighties, but what happened after their album 'Disintegration' almost seemed...

This is a song title for nitpickers. It varies between 'Lovesong' and 'Love song' on many official Cure releases. The artwor...

The Cure released 'Lullaby' as the first single from their 1989 album 'Disintegration'. The lyric of the song explores the t...

'Why can't I be you?' was the first single release from the Cure's 1987 album 'Kiss me kiss me kiss me'. It was the ...

'Close to me' was released in 1985 as a single from the Cure's album 'The head on the door'. On its original release, th...

'Pictures of you' was released in two versions, and this version was pressed on purple vinyl. The B-side was a live track on both si...

'Pictures of you' was a track on the Cure's 1989 album 'Disintegration'. Clocking in at 7'24 minutes, the track was ...

'The lovecats' was released by the Cure in 1983. It was the band's first Top 10 hit in the UK, peaking at number 7. Originally a...

'In between days' (sometimes listed as 'Inbetween days' or 'In-between days') was released as the first single from ...

When The Cure released 'The caterpillar', the strange but wonderful music video was a regular on all music television stations in E...

I discovered 'A forest' a few years after its original release in the Top 100 of all times, the annual chart compiled by listeners o...

The Cure's then-current single 'Catch' was not at the top of my list of singles I wanted to buy when I went to London in the sum...