Robert Smith of the Cure seems like an amiable guy, but he could not stand this Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee.

Prayers For Rain” appears on The Cure’s 1989 masterpiece 'Disintegration', an album composed and constrained by suffocating depression.

Anyone who loves The Cure knows that Robert Smith is dedicated to reflective melancholy and evocative lyrics. The man's voice perfectly encapsulates yearning, regret, and agony. As a whole ...

The Cure have teased details of their upcoming ... the record is out on 13 June, and as Robert Smith has explained in a statement, all proceeds are going to charity. “Just after Christmas ...

In a statement shared with Pitchfork, frontman Robert Smith explained: “Just after Christmas I was sent a couple of unsolicited remixes of ‘Songs of a Lost World’ tracks and I really loved them.” “The ...

And, for someone as meticulously perfectionist as The Cure frontman Robert Smith, navigating the potential ambiguities of uncertainty and mixed reactions feels particularly challenging, especially ...

There has always been a contrarian streak in Robert Smith ... of his own favourite album by The Cure, he handles it with the same left-field view. I get it, though – it’s a tough and tiring question.

Robert Smith at the launch of The Cure's Disintegration album, May 1989. Picture: Georges De Keerle/Getty Images Released on Tuesday, 2nd May 1989, Disintegration is considered by many to be The ...

co-founder of The Cure, Robert Smith, mentioned: "Just after Christmas I was sent a couple of unsolicited remixes of Songs of a Lost World tracks and I really loved them.The Cure has a colorful ...

Yet this landmark album emerged from a turbulent 12-month period during which frontman Robert Smith battled with depression and fired The Cure’s co-founder, Lol Tolhurst, from the band.

Robert Smith's The Cure were one of the most renowned British bands of the 1980s and 1990s, holding a special place in the hearts of music fans countrywide. From the stark and intense nature of al ...