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eLan – Just Like Heaven (Instrumental Preview)

- Source: Stoney Roads

Released as part of a special limited edition 12″ from Monkeytown Records in celebration of Record Store Day this weekend, eLan's instrumental rendition of "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure is a rich and beautiful departure from the original, circa the big hair days of 1987.

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Robert Smith – “Witchcraft”

- Source: Stereogum

Tim Burton's 3D, stop-motion animated Frankenweenie comes out next Friday, 10/5, but one of the more intriguing elements of the film is its companion album, Frankenweenie Unleashed! , a 14-track compilation of music from and inspired by the film, which is available as of today.

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Bilbao BBK Live 2012

- Source: ClashMusic.com

"Dos minutos!" pleads Robert Smith, sin his band, looking seriously lonely on a vast empty stage in front of umpteen thousand increasingly expectant souls.

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Goths In Trees Day: An Introduction

- Source: KEXP 90.3 Blog

This Saturday is the birthday of Robert Smith of The Cure. And to celebrate, this Friday, April 20th , KEXP presents Goths In Trees Day. Inspired by the website Goths Up Trees , we'll be featuring photos of your favorite DJ's and KEXP staff dressed as goths… y'know, in trees.

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French Films

- Source: unpiano: music

During the brutal dark winters in Scandanavia all you can do to keep from losing your mind is to focus on how sweet it is to be hanging out on a beach in the sun.

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Review Revue: The Cure — Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me

- Source: KEXP 90.3 Blog

"A fine piece of work from the Cure. I think fans from all periods of the Cure's career will be satisfied. Soem poppy stuff, some doomy stuff and some interesting stuff all dominated by Robert Smith's vocals and unique guitar arrangements. Kind of loses steam by the middle of the 3rd side."

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The Cure – Bestival Live (2011)

- Source: Something Else!

The Cure, appearing this year Bestival at the Isle of Wight, offered a fibrous retrospective — tearing its textured later gothy efforts down to a nervy, straight-forward post-punk vibe that recalled the group's breakthrough triumphs.

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The Cure - Bestival Live 2011

- Source: BBC Music

When The Cure – the band Robert Smith formed with schoolmates in Sussex sometime in the late 1970s – played 2011's Bestival back in September it marked their first UK show in some two years.

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Live Review: The Cure at LA’s Pantages Theatre (11/23)

- Source: Consequence of Sound

"I get the feeling since we've got here, that there are some people that come to these shows who haven't quite figured out what we're doing. So, I haven't got the time or inclination to explain it. So if you don't know what this is, ask the person next to you. This is 1979, just for a bit And with that, Robert Smith (vox/guitar/yes, still has famous hair and makeup and it works/he is also quite the guitar player), Simon Gallup (the most bad-ass bass guitar player with the smoothest moves), and Jason Cooper on drums (who should have been mentioned for the induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as he's only been with the band for 16 years) went right into 1979′s Three Imaginary Boys – The Cure 's debut album, but released in the U.S. as Boys Don't Cry with the punky and catchy "10:15 Saturday Night". After performing "Object", Smith mentioned he was glad that he didn't stop writing after that song. It was clear there were just a few songs Smith would have rather not performed. But hey, they were just young lads of 16-17. There was much much more to come.

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