The Cure
Formed in Crawley, England, in 1976 (initially as Easy Cure) and officially debuting as The Cure in 1978, the band emerged from the post-punk scene as a foundational force in alternative rock and gothic rock, led by the melancholic songwriting and iconic look of singer-guitarist Robert Smith, the only constant member throughout their history. Following a moody, atmospheric start with albums like Seventeen Seconds (1980) and Pornography (1982), the band pivotally introduced brighter pop elements into their sound, leading to massive commercial success in the mid-1980s with hits like "Close to Me" and "In Between Days". The 1989 album Disintegration solidified their reputation as arena-filling, emotive rockers, bringing widespread acclaim for moody masterpieces like "Lovesong".
Known For
- Boys Don't Cry (Single Version)
- Just Like Heaven
- Lovesong
- Pictures of You
- Friday I'm In Love
Discography Highlights
- Mixes Of A Lost World 2025
- Songs Of A Lost World 2024
- Songs Of A Lost World + Songs Of A Live World: Troxy London MMXXIV 2024
- 4:13 Dream 2008
- The Cure 2004
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Soundtrack Appearances
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n a bid to catch up with Mary, Tim heads to the Kate Moss exhibition, hoping to bump into her amidst the iconic model's provocative art. The star-studded event is the perfect setting for a chance encounter.
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As the school year winds down, students file into their final class of the year. Amidst the hum of conversation, one student can't help but express their quiet dismay at the thought of graduation looming ahead.
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Adam searches for the sword.
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The vintage clothing sale
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Arlo brings together the eclectic crew from AFC Richmond, setting the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable season. As he officially welcomes the team, the camera pans across their diverse faces, hinting at the excitement and drama to come.
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Leanne e Matty no carro com a mala cheia de dinheiro
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Matty lying in his cell listening through his headphones.
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Last song from the series
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Ending Credits Song