Stereogum — Former the Cure member Lol Tolhurst, former Siouxsie And The Banshees drummer Budgie, and veteran producer Jacknife Lee teamed up for an album called Los Angeles last year. Tolhurst and Budgie headed out on the road to promote it a few months back... more info

Stereogum — In our recent profile of Water From Your Eyes, the duo spoke about an upcoming covers EP, recorded during the same sessions that yielded last year’s Matador debut Everyone’s Crushed . We now know it’s called MP3 Player 1 and it’s coming o... more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, the Cure released its self-titled 12th album. See into the dark. Read our Cure live reviews from 2023: The post The Cure Released Its Self-Titled 12th Album 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 45 years ago today, the Cure released debut album Three Imaginary Boys. Still best played at 10:15 on a Saturday night when you’re crying for yesterday. Read our Cure live reviews from 2023: The post The Cure Released Debut Album “Three Imaginary... more info

Obscure Sound — Bridging peppy new-wave spirit with a post-punk bustle, “Moment Strike” is a new single from Slow Paced Acting. Inspirations like The Cure and Gary Numan linger enjoyably, as yearning vocals entice alongside a bouncy bass traversal, trickling gui... more info

Magnet Magazine — 35 years ago today, the Cure released Disintegration. It makes us feel like we are young again. Read our Cure live reviews from 2023: The post The Cure Released “Disintegration” 35 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 40 year ago today, the Cure released The Top. You captured it so perfectly. Read our Cure live reviews from 2023: The post The Cure Released “The Top” 40 Year Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Obscure Sound — “Nokonoshima” enamors with a melodic sense of escapism, showcasing an evolving rock and glistening pop introspection from Tiger Beach. Glistening guitars weave in sporadically amidst a steady acoustical backing, as vocals establish a waterside se... more info

Stereogum — In The Alternative Number Ones, I’m reviewing every #1 single in the history of the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks/Alternative Songs, starting with the moment that the chart launched in 1988. This column is a companion piece to The Number Ones, a... more info

Obscure Sound — A collaboration from Analog Tears and Los Angeles-based artist Vienna Vox, “Bleed Love Again” casts a late-night entrancement, resembling a cross of Chromatics and The Cure. Argentinian-born, Seattle-based singer/songwriter and producer Diego HC ... more info