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Former Cure Drummer Andy Anderson Has Terminal Cancer

Percussionist Andy Anderson—most well known for his time as a member of The Cure from 1983 to 1984—has made the sad announcement that he has stage IV terminal cancer. Anderson had joined The…

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The Cure Announce Special 30th Anniversary of “Disintegration” Concerts

The Cure have announced four special live concerts at the Sydney Opera House this May to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their “greatest album ever” Disintegration. The 1989 album contained some…

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Liz Fraser Reunites with On Tour With Massive Attack for Setlists that Also Include a Cover of The Cure’s 10:15 Saturday Night

Trip Hop legends Massive Attack in celebration of the 21st anniversary of their seminal album Mezzanine, have embarked on their tour with former Cocteau Twins vocalist Elizabeth Fraser, who re-emerged into the public eye…

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Video Premiere

Evi Vine Premieres her Video for “My Only Son” off of Album “Black Light White Dark”

Singer songwriter Evi Vine is premiering with us today her video for “My Only Son”, a track included on her forthcoming album Black Light White Dark. The song is the second single…

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40 Years Ago The Cure Released “Killing An Arab”

On December 21st, 1978 The Cure released their debut single, “Killing An Arab”. The song featured an Middle Eastern guitar motif, inspired by the Siouxsie and the Banshees single “Hong…

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Robert Smith Says The Cure to Release New Album in 2019

Following the announcement yesterday of The Cure’s induction to The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, frontman Robert Smith took to SiriusXM’s radio show Debatable to discuss the honor finally being…

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The Cure to be Inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

The Cure are to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The beloved post-punk band, who have just celebrated their 40th anniversary, had been eligible for The Rock…

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