The Cure Has A Lot to Live Up to After Teasing New Album Songs of a Lost World.
, mysterious and unaffected, as is evident in the band’s backlog of highly revered, genre-jumping records over the past 44 years.
But it seems that with age, Smith and company have been even more meticulous in their musical output. Their last album came out 15 years ago, which feels like a lifetime of studio silence for a band that still regularly tours. But this year, maybe, hopefully, fingers crossed, we’ll get to hear the band’s new album, which Smith describes as “Smith has spent the majority of the past handful of years writing and editing and fixing and obsessing over and re-editing The Cure’s long overdue.
And it’s simply impossible to pigeonhole The Cure's style or sound. From slow, sulky cries of heartbreak and misunderstanding to upbeat, dizzy pop tunes with declarations of happiness and romantic gestures, The Cure’s sound has zig-zagged over time. Smith has, however, proclaimed to exhaustion that The Cure is not a goth rock band, despite its dark and moody imagery and repetitive misrepresentation from various media over the years. But it’s hard not to believe that his trademark silhouette of wild black hair frozen in Aqua Net and peaking above smudged black eyeliner, as well as the band’s 1982 goth-ish album
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