The Cure - New single release every 13th of month.
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THE CURE TO RELEASE NEW SINGLES ON THE 13TH OF EACH MONTH LEADING UP TO THE RELEASE OF THEIR 13TH STUDIO ALBUM
The Cure, one of the most revered British bands of the past quarter-century, have unveiled their plans to release four A & B side singles, one each month starting May 13th, leading up to the release of their thirteenth studio album, as yet untitled, which will be out on Suretone/Geffen Records September 13th. It will be the band's first album of new music since 2004's self titled album The Cure. Physical and digital singles will be available for purchase in store and on all digital partners.
Why the 13th of each month? The forthcoming album is The Cure's thirteenth studio album... A lucky number indeed!
First single 'The Only One' (released May 13th) includes the b-side 'NY Trip'.
Listen to a clip of 'The Only One' here now! - http://www.thecure.com
Pre-order the CD here
Pre-order the 7" Vinyl here
Second single 'Freakshow' (released June 13th) includes the b-side 'All Kinds Of Stuff'; neither b-side will appear on the album. Both tracks were produced by Robert Smith and Keith Uddin. July 13th and August 13th singles will be announced shortly...
The band is currently gearing up for a U.S. tour, kicking off May 9th at the Patriot Center in Washington DC (see http://www.thecure.com for complete tour itinerary.) 65daysofstatic will open on all dates.
Led as always by lead singer/guitarist Robert Smith, the Cure line-up comprises longtime members bass player Simon Gallup, drummer Jason Cooper and, back in the band for a third time, guitarist Porl Thompson.
The Cure first formed in southern England in 1976 as Easy Cure. In 1978 the 'Easy' was dropped, and The Cure was signed to the Fiction label. In May 1979 their debut album Three Imaginary Boys was released to great acclaim.
Other landmark Cure albums include Pornography (1982), The Head on the Door (1985), Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (1987), Disintegration (1989), Wish (1992), Wild Mood Swings (1996), the Grammy-nominated Bloodflowers (2000) and their last full length release, the self-titled set The Cure (2004). 2006 saw the Suretone/Geffen release of Festival 2005, an award winning 5.1 DVD featuring 30 songs, shot by fans, band members and professionals during the summer of 2005's European festival run.
Stay tuned for more Cure news coming soon.
http://www.thecure.com
I think its pretty cool stuff. Interesting to see how the new album sounds.
THE CURE TO RELEASE NEW SINGLES ON THE 13TH OF EACH MONTH LEADING UP TO THE RELEASE OF THEIR 13TH STUDIO ALBUM
The Cure, one of the most revered British bands of the past quarter-century, have unveiled their plans to release four A & B side singles, one each month starting May 13th, leading up to the release of their thirteenth studio album, as yet untitled, which will be out on Suretone/Geffen Records September 13th. It will be the band's first album of new music since 2004's self titled album The Cure. Physical and digital singles will be available for purchase in store and on all digital partners.
Why the 13th of each month? The forthcoming album is The Cure's thirteenth studio album... A lucky number indeed!
First single 'The Only One' (released May 13th) includes the b-side 'NY Trip'.
Listen to a clip of 'The Only One' here now! - http://www.thecure.com
Pre-order the CD here
Pre-order the 7" Vinyl here
Second single 'Freakshow' (released June 13th) includes the b-side 'All Kinds Of Stuff'; neither b-side will appear on the album. Both tracks were produced by Robert Smith and Keith Uddin. July 13th and August 13th singles will be announced shortly...
The band is currently gearing up for a U.S. tour, kicking off May 9th at the Patriot Center in Washington DC (see http://www.thecure.com for complete tour itinerary.) 65daysofstatic will open on all dates.
Led as always by lead singer/guitarist Robert Smith, the Cure line-up comprises longtime members bass player Simon Gallup, drummer Jason Cooper and, back in the band for a third time, guitarist Porl Thompson.
The Cure first formed in southern England in 1976 as Easy Cure. In 1978 the 'Easy' was dropped, and The Cure was signed to the Fiction label. In May 1979 their debut album Three Imaginary Boys was released to great acclaim.
Other landmark Cure albums include Pornography (1982), The Head on the Door (1985), Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (1987), Disintegration (1989), Wish (1992), Wild Mood Swings (1996), the Grammy-nominated Bloodflowers (2000) and their last full length release, the self-titled set The Cure (2004). 2006 saw the Suretone/Geffen release of Festival 2005, an award winning 5.1 DVD featuring 30 songs, shot by fans, band members and professionals during the summer of 2005's European festival run.
Stay tuned for more Cure news coming soon.
http://www.thecure.com
I think its pretty cool stuff. Interesting to see how the new album sounds.
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