Discography & Albums
21 entries in the The Cure compendium.
Discography & Albums — Era Chart
Boys Don't CryA stand-alone 1979 single that became the title track for the US version of Three ImaginarFaithA dark, atmospheric masterpiece that defined the band's gothic sound with minimalist textuThe TopThe 1984 studio album with the trippy sound people keep asking about — yes, it's real, andSeventeen SecondsA sparse, downbeat record recorded in seven days that marked the Cure's shift toward a darKiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss MeA neon-soaked leap from gothic shadows into the pulsing heart of dance-pop.Japanese WhispersA shadowy bridge between raw post-punk gloom and the band's first melodic breakthroughs—whDisintegrationA sweeping, melancholic journey through the depths of despair that redefined gothic rock fWishA shimmering, melancholic journey through rain-soaked dreams and electric hope.The Head on the DoorA dark dream turned into a neon-soaked dance that defined an era of gothic pop.Wild Mood SwingsA restless kaleidoscope of string-soaked gloom and jittery energy, capturing a band in gloThree Imaginary BoysThe Cure's debut studio album, released 8 May 1979 on Fiction Records.PornographyThe sound of a band hitting rock bottom and digging.Standing on a BeachThe essential first chapter of The Cure—a chronological journey through eight years of beaMixed UpRemixed hits from the Cure, reflecting late-80s dance culture.ShowTwo nights of music and film: The Cure at their most volatile, vulnerable, and victorious.ParisThe Cure at Le Zénith, 1992 — full-tilt atmosphere, no filler.GaloreThe Cure's late-era singles: pop perfection with a shadow.The Cure EPA two-track ghost from 1982 that still hums in the dark like a half-remembered dream.Greatest HitsThree decades of dark romance and post-punk heartbreak, distilled into one essential colleBox of Day and NightWhere shadow hums a lullaby and daylight cracks the glass of the night.Wild SwansA hush of wings against the dark—The Cure at their most tender and vast.
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