Tibi PuiuA lot of The Cure related news this week, but who’s here to whine about it? After The Cure emo remix EP (featuring appearances from Jared Leto, Gerrard Way, Pete Wentz and other ‘super stars’) and the Perfect As Cats: a tribute to The Cure cover LP have been announced with great fuss, before the band’s latest upcoming thirteen record comes out on October, we’ve finally treated with some decent sampling from the new album….
Download: Bat For Lashes – ‘Forrest’ (The Cure cover)
Natasha Khan, more known after moniker Bat for Lashes, seems to have a thing for covers, as she’s just released a cover of The Cure’s classic “Forrest,” after she dangled a bit with Bruce Springsteen’s “I’m On Fire.” I don’t think the cover could be considered as suitable material for this The Cure compilation EP, but I think Natasha’s done a terrific job! The song still carries the original’s moody, gloomy air, but with some…
The Cure to get remixed in upcoming emo all stars EP
The oh-so popular emo trend (or not so popular), has a lot to owe to the New Wave innovators, The Cure. Quite frankly, I can’t think of any greater influence these heart broken artists could have, than Robert Smith’s ansamble. As a big thank you, all the biggest emo stars are set to cover The Cure, in a short EP, craftily titled Hypnagogic States (gosh!). Of course, what’s emo without marketing, right? The artists won’t…
The Cure postpones American fall tour
In a apparent very sincere and from the heart press release, The Cure band members announced that they were forced to postpone their October/November US tour to spring time, due to schedueling issues, that intertwine with the groups studio project. They said: “The schedule as it stands only gives us a couple of weeks to finish our new double album before we hit the road again, and we know this just isn’t enough time to…
Good Shoes: ‘Impossible’
Impossible is nothing some might say, including English indie quartet from [tag]Good Shoes[/tag], that have just put one of their track, “Impossible”, out for free download on their label’s website. The track’s off their well received debut LP “Think Before You Speak” and covers influences from [tag]The Cure[/tag] to [tag]Franz Ferdinand[/tag].The band’s trademark double guitar riffs and melancholic vocals from behalf frontman Rhys Jones are all present and make a sweet listen. [display_podcast]