RIP Perry Bamonte of The Cure. He was 65.
Perry Bamonte played guitar and keyboards for The Cure for years. There was a long run from 1990 to 2005 (staring with the Wish album) and then from 2022 to, well, just now.
Read MorePerry Bamonte played guitar and keyboards for The Cure for years. There was a long run from 1990 to 2005 (staring with the Wish album) and then from 2022 to, well, just now.
Read MoreLast November, I traveled to London to see The Cure perform their then-new album, Songs of a Lost World, at the 3000-person Troxy on the night the record was released. There were cameras
Read MoreMusic news for November 4, 2025. BONUS: This dog really loves jazz.
Read MoreLet’s be clear: Unless you have specific permission to use someone’s song in something you created, it’s illegal. Full stop. That’s copyright infringement, You need a license. And you’d think that the US
Read MoreBack on November 1, I was at The Troxy in East London to see The Cure run through their new album, Songs of a Lost World album (and two encores full of hits).
Read MoreI was lucky enough to get a ticket for last night’s (November 1) Cure show at the Troxy in London for a special concert unveiling the group’s first album in 16 years, Songs
Read MoreOff to the UK today to see The Cure debut the new album, Songs of a Lost World, tonight at the Troxy in East London tonight. I will report back. Meanwhile, here’s music
Read MoreEven with the new album, Songs of a Lost World, coming on November 1, The Cure isn’t going to play a lot of shows until autumn 2025, so this gig at London Troxy
Read MoreAfter MUCH teasing, Robert Smith and The Cure have returned with a new song entitled “Alone,” their first new music in 16 years. It’s from an album entitled Songs of a Lost World,
Read MoreIt began with some postcards mailed to people around the world. I, for some reason, got one. I have no idea how I ended up on their mailing list. This is one of
Read More*Sigh* The day after Labour Day. Let’s just get on with music news for September 3, 2024. BONUS: Why are there so many chiropractors? Maybe because back in the 60s, we had things
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