The 1972 album that became Robert Smith’s mantra for being a rock star
Mutual appreciation.
The Cure
The song that made The Cure who they are: “The archetypal Cure sound”
A “turning point” for the band.
Swapping hurdles for hills: How the digital age has made songwriting camps a must for modern musicians
What were hurdles are actually hills.
“How evil people coud be”: The song Robert Smith wrote to stop being goth and lose fans of The Cure
The iconic frontman discusses a trasitional period for his band.
How The Cure endeared themselves to America: “As far as I could”
“It means the same thing to people.”
“I have never felt happy about it”: The one album Robert Smith was never satisfied with
“I have never felt happy about it.”