This week we have not one, but two reviews of The Cure’s Wish, the band’s most commercially succesful album which says on it’s back-cover: “the cure are anti-apartheid, all royalties from this album will be donated to amnesty international.” *** “10, 9… 6, 5… 2, 1!” The fireworks exploded in the midnight sky, at different …
2020 has been a musical hunger year where most artists degraded their records to ‘products’ and delayed their releases because Corona stole the show, and the cash. Not just for the artists and crews, but also for fans it has been a massively fucked up year with no live culture and little new music being …
The year is 1989, and The Cure is about to reach an unexpected peak of recognition and creativity by creating an album that until this day by many is considered as the masterpiece of their discography and one of the best albums of all times. In their mystical trilogy of albums released between 1980 and …
