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ROCK
ON THE NET:
The Cure
|
 MEMBERS: Robert Smith ~ Simon
Gallup (left in 2021) ~ Jason Cooper ~ Perry
Bamonte (left in 2005) ~ Roger O'Donnell
(left in 2005) ~ Michael Dempsey (left in
1979) ~ Laurence Tolhurst (fired in 1990)- BIRTHDAYS: Robert Smith (April
21, 1959) ~ Simon Gallup (June 1, 1960) ~
Perry Bamonte (September 6, 1960) ~ Roger
O'Donnell (October 29, 1955) ~ Jason Cooper
(January 31, 1967) ~ Michael Dempsey
(November 29, 1958) ~ Laurence Tolhurst
(February 3, 1959)
- BIGGEST
POP SINGLE: " Love Song" (1989)
- BIGGEST
LP: Staring
At The Sea - The Singles (1986)
- GRAMMY
AWARDS: 0
- ROCK & ROLL
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE: 2019
- "I could
write songs as bad as Wham's if I really felt
the urge to, but what's the point?" - Robert Smith, The
Cure
 
 The Cure emerged in the
late 1970s with frontman Robert Smith (vocals,
guitar), Michael Dempsey (bass), and Laurence
"Lol" Tolhurst (drums) - originally
calling themselves 'Easy Cure.' Only Smith has
made it as a Cure member into the 1990s. Yet,
through all the band configurations, the music
has remained impressive and the Cure have made
alternative history. Since the conception of the
Cure, many bands have come and gone claiming to
be the best representative of modern rock music.
Only the Cure have maintained a consistent edge,
never forgetting their alternative roots or their
title, "godfathers of goth." But Smith
says the band isn't goth: "The goth scene
has never been a part of the Cure. There are no
photos of the Cure as a goth group, with
crucifixes and face paint. It's a media myth, and
if you ask anybody in the goth scene, they'll
tell you we're not a goth band. It's pure
laziness on the media's part to lump us in with
other bands that have that look" (1997).
Today, the Cure consists of Robert Smith on
vocals, guitars and keyboards, Simon Gallup on
bass, Perry Bamonte on guitars and keyboards,
Jason Cooper on drums, and Roger O'Donnell on
keyboards. - Robert
Smith began his musical journey in the early 70s
when he received a guitar for Christmas and began
playing cover tunes with his friends, Lawrence
Tolhurst and Michael Dempsey. The trio originally
called themselves the 'Obelisks' and then
'Malice' after a few years.
 The name
'Easy Cure' was used and Smith shortened the name
to the Cure because the original name sounded too
"hippyish and American west coast."
- September: The Cure fit "the
look" for the post-punk alternative scene,
and the band became known for their lyrics of
despair and bantering riffs. The Cure signed with
Fiction Records after recording a demo for
"Killing An Arab."
 May 8: The Cure recorded their
debut LP in two days and had their first success
in England with the release of their debut LP, Three
Imaginary Boys. The LP did well with critics but
not with Smith who felt the LP was rushed and
lacked emotion.
- The Cure toured with Siouxsie & The
Banshees on their 'Join Hands' tour. Smith
filled in as guitarist for numerous shows after a
few band members left the Banshees.
- November: Michael Dempsey left the
band because of musical differences and was
replaced with Simon Gallup.
       
- April 18: Matthieu Hartley
(keyboards) joined the group and the band
released, Seventeen
Seconds. Hartley later left the group after
touring.
 April 17: Faith was released and the
singles "Primary" and "Charlotte
Sometimes" hit the radio airwaves.
 May 3: The Cure's fourth LP, Pornography was released and Simon
Gallup quit the band. "Let's Go To Bed"
and "The Walk" were both hits in native
England.
- Smith returned to
playing with Siouxsie & The
Banshees for a bit, but soon re-focused on
the efforts of the Cure again.
- A side project called
Glove was developed involving
Smith, a member of the Banshees, and a female
vocalist, and an LP, Blue
Sunshine was released.
 December 16: Japanese
Whispers was released and by 1983
the Cure consisted of Smith, Tolhurst, Andy
Anderson (drummer) and Phil Thornalley (bassist).
- The Cure's
configuration continued to change and by '85,
Anderson was fired due to alcohol problems and
temperament, and Thornalley left the band. Gallup
returned to the band, and Boris Williams
(drummer) and Porl Thompson (guitarist) were
added.
 August 30: The band released The
Head On The Door. The LP began to reveal more
success in the U.S. than previous LPs, and
singles such as "Close To Me" and
"In Between Days" began to find success
on college radio stations.
- May 26: The Cure released their
double LP, Kiss
Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me and the band began to have
airplay on alternative, rock, and even pop
stations, as well as MTV coverage. The LP
contained the hits "Why Can't I Have
You" and "Hot Hot Hot" as well as
their first Top 40 hit "Just Like Heaven."
 April 24: The Cure released their
eighth LP, Disintegration and had their first Top 10
pop hit: "Love Song." Additional hits included
"Lullaby," "Pictures Of You,"
and "Fascination Street." Smith said of Disintegration: "Disintegration will probably always be my
favorite Cure album, because of the way it's made
and especially what it means to me. I think
there's only a couple of times ever in an
artist's career where you reach a point where you
think, 'That's perfect. I couldn't do that any
better.' Disintegration is one of those
albums."
- The Cure embarked on
a world tour to support the LP and later released
live performances of the tour with Entreat in England.
       
- Tolhurst was fired
from the band and replaced with former Psychedelic
Furs keyboardist Roger O'Donnell.
Tolhurst was removed from the band because of
alcohol problems and lack of contribution (a suit
by Tolhurst against the Cure was later lost in
court).
- September 29: The Cure topped the
Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for 3 weeks
with "Never Enough."
 O'Donnell left the group and was
replaced by Perry Bamonte.
- September 13: The Cure released the
live LP Show and the EP Side
Show
- recorded live in Detroit, Michigan.
Royalties from the LP went to the International
Red Cross Fund.
- October 25: The Cure released the
live LP Paris - recorded live in Paris,
France in 1992. Royalties from the LPs went to
the International Red Cross Fund.
- The same year
Thompson left the band and O'Donnell returned.
The following year, Williams quit and Jason
Cooper was added.
  
- June: The Cure could be heard
on the soundtrack for Judge
Dredd
with "Dredd Song."
- September: Former Cure member, Lol
Tolhurst lost his court battle against the band
for back royalty payments.
      
 April 22: The Cure released Wild
Mood Swings. The LP was touted as returning the
band back to its alternative roots, but
unfortunately commercial success was not as
forthcoming.
 October: Robert Smith has often
stated his wishes to "end" the Cure by
the time he is 40 years old - which is by the
year 2000. He recently stated " I decided in
1983 that walking into the millennium I should be
doing something new. I don't want to drag it out
any longer than that. For me, The Cure means
something special, it means ... well, it means
something anyway. I'd like to leave it at
that."- October 14: The Cure's greatest hits,
Galore, was released and included
the new song, "Wrong Number."
- Two members of the
Cure (Robert Smith, Jason Cooper) along with
Reeves Gabrels (from Tin Machine)
joined forces as COGASM for a song "A Sign
From God" that appeared on the soundtrack Orgazmo.
- February: A Cure fan was awarded
$75,000 for an autograph-seeking 1996 incident
that resulted in his injuries and a subsequent
lawsuit. The band failed to respond to the
lawsuit resulting in a default judgement for the
fan.
 February 2: The Cure was in stores
with new material with the LP, Bloodflowers and also recorded a
segment of Hard Rock Live for VH1. The
band did some touring in Europe and the U.S.
Smith was still questioning whether or not their
latest LP Bloodflowers will be the band's last
LP. ("Maybe Someday" is) the only song
on the album that's really about the end of the
band... people are interpreting a lot of the
songs on the record as being about that, but
they're not."
 May: The Cure began touring
starting in Georgia with the "Dream Tour
2000." Rumors that The Cure will break up
after their 'Dream Tour 2000' began to circulate
again, this time fueled by reports that frontman
Robert Smith is working on a solo LP ("It's
not the kind of album that'll be played a lot on
radio"). Smith also said after the solo LP
is released he'll take some time off instead of
touring. Smith also talked about the track
"Maybe Someday" as being an indication
of the band's breakup: "That's the 1 song on
the album abut ending the Cure. As soon as the
others heard that one, their faces dropped. This
is our swan song."
 July: The Cure cancelled their
performance at Denmark's Roskilde Festival out of
respect for the 9 who died earlier in the
festival.
- June 25: The Cure released a new
LP The
Cure
with the first single "The End Of The
World."
 May: Roger O'Donnell and Pery
Bamonte left the Cure.
- July 2: The Cure performed in
Paris, as part of the worldwide Live 8 concerts. The mission of
the concerts was to raise awareness of the
on-going poverty in Africa and to pressure the G8
leaders to take action by doubling aid, canceling
debt, and delivering trade justice for Africa.
     
 March 2: Smith could be heard on
the compilation LP Almost
Alice
on the track "Very Good Advice."
- May 29: The Cure were inducted
into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
    
- August 14: Gallup announed he had
left the group saying he's "...fed up of
betrayal."
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Three
Imaginary Boys
Released: May 8, 1979
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "10:15 Satuday
Night" - "Accuracy" -
"Grinding Halt" - "Another
Day" - "Object" - "Subway
Song" - "Foxy Lady" -
"Meathook Meathook" - "So
What" - "Fire In Cairo" -
"It's Not You" - "Three
Imaginary Boys" - "[Untitled]"
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Boys
Don't Cry
 Released: February 5, 1980
Rolling Stone:
Rolling
Stone: '500 Greatest Albums of All-Time': # 442
Tracks: "Boys Don't
Cry" - "Plastic Passioin" -
"10:15 Saturday Night" -
"Accuracy" - "So What" -
"Jumping Someone Else's Train" -
"Subway Song" - "Killing An
Arab" - "Fire In Cairo" -
"Another Day" - "Grinding
Halt" - "Three Imaginary Boys"
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Seventeen
Seconds
Released: April 18, 1980
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 186
Rolling Stone: -
Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks:
"Reflection" - "Play For
Today" - "Secrets" - "In
Your House" - "Three" -
"Final Sound" - "A
Forest" - "M" - "At
Night" - "Seventeen Seconds"
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Faith
Released: April 17, 1981
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 193
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B+
Tracks: "Holy Hour"
- "Primary" - "Other
Voices" - "All Cats Are Grey"
- "Funeral Party" -
"Doubt" - "Drowning Man"
- "Faith"
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Pornography
Released: May 3, 1982
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 133
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "One Hundred
Years" - "Short Term Effect" -
"The Hanging Garden" -
"Siamese Twins" -
"Figurehead" - "Strange
Day" - "Cold" -
"Pornography"
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Japanese
Whispers
Released: December 16, 1983
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 181
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Let's Go To
Bed" - "The Dream" -
"Just One Kiss" - "The
Upstairs Room" - "The Walk" -
"Speak My Language" -
"Lament" - "The Lovecats"
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The
Top
Released: May 4, 1984
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 180
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Shake Dog
Shake" - "Bird Mad Girl" -
"Wailing Wall" - "Give Me
It" - "Dressing Up" -
"The Caterpillar" - "Piggy In
The Mirror" - "The Empty
World" - "Bananafishbones" -
"The Top"
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Concert:
Live 1984
Released: October 26, 1984
Rolling Stone:
Live Tracks: "Shake Dog
Shake" - "Primary" -
"Charlotte Sometimes" -
"Hanging Garden" - "Give Me
It" - "The Walk" - "One
Hundred Years" - "A Forest" -
"10:15 Saturday Night" -
"Killing An Arab"
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The
Head On The Door
Released: August 30, 1985
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 59
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: ""In
Between Days" - "Kyoto Song" -
"Blood" - "Six Different
Ways" - "Push" - "Baby
Screams" - "Close To Me" -
"Night Like This" -
"Screw" - "Sinking"
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Staring
At The Sea - The Singles
Released: May 9, 1986
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 48
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: ""Killing
An Arab" - "10:15 Saturday
Night" - "Boys Don't Cry" -
"Jumping Someone Else's Train" -
"A Forest" - "Play For
Today" - "Primary" -
"Other Voices" - "Charlotte
Sometimes" - "Hanging Garden"
- "Let's Go To Bed" -
"Walk" - "Lovecats" -
"Caterpillar" - "In Between
Days" - "Close To Me" -
"Night Like This"
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Kiss
Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
Released: May 26, 1987
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 35
Rolling Stone:
Tracks:
""Kiss" - "Catch" -
"Torture" - "If Only Tonight
We Could Sleep" - "Why Can't I Be
You?" - "How Beautiful You
Are" - "Snake Pit" - "Just Like Heaven" - "All I
Want" - "Hot Hot Hot!!!" -
"One More Time" - "Like
Cockatoos" - "Icing Sugar" -
"The Perfect Girl" - "A
Thousand Hours" - "Shiver And
Shake" - "Fight"
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Disintegration
Released: April 24, 1989
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 12
Rolling
Stone: '500 Greatest Albums of All-Time': # 326
Entertainment
Weekly: '100 Best Albums of the Last 25
Years': # 14
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: A
Tracks:
""Plainsong" - "Pictures
Of You" - "Closedown" - "Love Song" - "Last
Dance" - "Lullaby" - "Fascination Street" - "Prayers
For Rain"- "Same Deep Waters As
You" - "Disintegration" -
"Homesick" - "Untitled"
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Mixed
Up
Released: October 22, 1990
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 14
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: C
Tracks:
""Lullaby" (Extended Mix) -
"Close To Me" (Closer Mix) - "Fascination Street" (Extended Mix) -
"Walk" (Everything Mix) - "Love Song" (Extended Mix) -
"A Forest" (Tree Mix) -
"Pictures Of You" (Extended Dub
Mix) - "Hot Hot Hot!!!" (Extended
Mix) - "Caterpillar" (Flicker Mix)
- "In Between Days" (Shiver Mix) -
"Never Enough" (Big Mix)
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Wish
Wish
30th Anniversary
Released: April 9, 1992
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 2
Grammy Nominee: Best Alternative Music
Performance
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks:
""Open" - "High" -
"Apart" - "From The Edge Of
The Deep Green Sea" - "Wendy
Time" - "Doing The Unstuck" -
"Friday I'm In Love" -
"Trust" - "Letter To
Elise" - "Cut" - "To Wish
Impossible Things" - "End"
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Show
Released: September 13, 1993
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 42
Rolling Stone:
Live Tracks:
""Open" - "High" - "Pictures
Of You" - "Lullaby" - "Just Like Heaven" - "A Night
Like This" - "Trust" -
"Doing The Unstruck" - "Friday I'm In Love" - "In
Between Days" - "From The Edge Of
The Deep Green Sea" - "Never
Enough" - "Cut" -
"End"
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Side
Show (EP)
Released: September 14, 1993
Live Tracks: ""Just Like Heaven" - "Fascination Street" -
"Walk" - "Let's Go To
Bed"
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Paris
Released: October 25, 1993
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 118
Live Tracks:
""Figurehead - "One Hundred
Years" - "At Night" -
"Play For Today" -
"Apart" - "In Your House"
- "Love Song" -
"Catch" - "Letter To
Elise" - "Dressing Up" -
"Charlotte Sometimes" - "Close
To Me"
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Wild
Mood Swings
Released: April 22, 1996
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 12
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks:
""Want" - "Club
America" - "This Is A Lie" -
"The 13th" - "Strange
Attraction" - "Mint Car" -
"Jupiter Crash" - "Round &
Round & Round" - "Gone!" -
"Numb" - "Return" -
"Trap" - "Treasure" -
"Bare"
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Galore
Released: October 14, 1997
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 32
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks: ""Why Can't
I Be You?" - "Catch" - "Just Like Heaven" - "Hot Hot
Hot!!!" - "Lullaby" - "Fascination Street" - "Love Song" - "Pictures
Of You" - "Never Enough" -
"Close To Me" (Closet Remix) -
"High" - "Friday I'm In Love" - "Letter
To Elise" - "The 13th" (Swing Radio
Mix) - "Mint Car" (Radio Mix) -
"Strange Attraction" (Album Mix) -
"Gone!" (Radio Mix) - "Wrong
Number"
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Bloodflowers
Released: February 2, 2000
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 16
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Grammy Nominee: Best Alternative Music
Performance
Tracks: ""Out Of
This World" - "Watching Me
Fall" - "Where The Birds Always
Sing" - "Maybe Someday" -
"The Last Day Of Summer" -
"There Is No If..." - "The
Loudest Sound" - "39" -
"Bloodflowers"
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Greatest
Hits
Released: November 19, 2001
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 58
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: ""Boy's
Don't Cry" - "A Forest" -
"Let's Go To Bed" - "The
Walk" - "The Lovecats" -
"In Between Days" - Close To
Me" - "Why Can't I Be You?" -
"Just Like Heaven" -
"Lullaby" - "Love Song" - "Never
Enough" - "High" - "Friday I'm In Love" - "Mint
Car" - "Wrong Number" -
"Cut Here" - "Just Say
Yes"
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Join
The Dots: B-Sides And Rarities, 1978-2001
(The Fiction Years)
Released: January 26, 2004
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 106
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B+
Tracks: ""10:15
Saturday Night" - "Plastic
Passion" - "Pillbox Tales" -
"Do The Hansa" - "I'm
Cold" - "Another Journey By
Train" - "Descent" -
"Splintered In Her Head" -
"Lament" (Flexipop Version) -
"Just One Kiss" - "The
Dream" - "The Upstairs Room" -
"Lament" - "Speak My
Language" - "Mr. Pink Eyes" -
"Happy The Man" - "Throw Your
Foot" - "New Day" - "The
Exploding Boy" - "A Few Hours After
This..." - "A Man Inside My
Mouth" - "Stop Dead" - "A
Japanese Dream" - "Breathe" -
"A Chain Of Flowers" - "Snow
In Summer" - "Sugar Girl" -
"Icing Sugar" (Weird Remix) -
"Hey You!!!" (Kevorkian 12"
Remix) - "How Beautiful You Are"
(Clearmountain 7" Remix) - "To The
Sky" - "Babble" - "Out Of
Mind" - "2 Late" - "Fear
Of Ghosts" - "Hello I Love
You" (Psychedelic Version) - "Hello
I Love You" - "Hello I Love
You" (10sec Version) - "Harold And
Joe" - "Just Like Heaven" ('Chuck' Remix)
- "This Twilight Garden" -
"Play" - "Halo" -
"Scared As You" - "The Big
Hand" - "A Foolish
Arrangement" - "Doing The
Unstuck" (Saunders 12" Remix) -
"Purple Haze" (Virgin Radio
Version) - "Purple Haze" -
"Burn" - "Young
Americans" - "Dredd Song" -
"It Used To Be Me" -
"Ocean" - "Adonais" -
"Home" - "Waiting" -
"A Pink Dream" - "This Is A
Lie" (Palmer Remix) - "Wrong
Number" (Smith Remix) - "More Than
This" - "World In My Eyes" -
"Possession" - "Out Of This
World" (Oakenfold Remix) - "Maybe
Someday" (Hedges Remix) - "Coming
Up" - "Signal To Noise"
(Acoustic Version) - "Signal To
Noise" - "Just Say Yes" (Curve
Remix) - "A Forest" (Plati/Slick
Version)
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The
Cure
Released: June 25, 2004
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 7
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks:
""Lost" -
"Laryrinth" - "Before
Three" - "End Of The World" -
"Anniversary" - "Us Or
Them" - "Alt. End" - "(I
Don't Know What's Going) On..." -
"Taking Off" - "Never" -
"Promise"
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Hypnagogic
States (EP)
Released: September 13, 2008
Tracks: ""The Only
One" - "Freakshow" -
"Sleep When I'm Dead" - "The
Perfect Boy" - "Exploding Head
Syndrome"
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4:13
Dream
Released: October 27, 2008
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 16
Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks:
""Underneath The Stars" -
"The Only One" - "The Reasons
Why" - "Freakshow" -
"Sirensong" - "The Real Snow
White" - "The Hungry Ghost" -
"Switch" - "The Perfect
Boy" - "This. Here And Now. With
You" - "Sleep When I'm Dead" -
"The Scream" - "It's
Over"
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Bestival
Live 2011
Released: December 2, 2011
Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Live Tracks:
""Plainsong" -
"Open" - "Fascination Street" - "A Night
Like This" - "Lovesong" -
"Just Like Heaven" - "The Only
One" - "The Walk" -
"Push" - "Friday I'm In Love" -
"Inbetween Days" - "Play For
Today" - "A Forest" -
"Primary" - "Shake Dog
Shake" - "The Hungry Ghost" -
"One Hundred Years" -
"End" - "Disintegration"
- "Lullaby" - "The
Lovecats" - "The Catepillar" -
"Close To Me" - "Hot Hot
Hot!!!" - "Let's Go To Bed" -
"Why Can't I Be You" - "Boys
Don't Cry" - "Jumping Someone
Else's Train" - "Grinding
Halt" - "10"15 Saturday
Night" - "Killing An Arab"
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Songs
Of A Lost World
Released: November 1, 2024
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 4
Billboard # 1: Album Sales, Rock
Albums, Alternative Albums
Tracks:
""Alone" - "And Nothing
Is Forever" - "A Fragile
Thing" - "Warsong" -
"Drone:Nodrove" - "I Can Never
Say Goodbye" - "All I Ever Am"
- "Endsong"
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Mixes
Of A Lost World
Released: June 13, 2025
Tracks: ""I Can
Never Say Goodbye" (Paul Okenfold
'Cinematic' Remix) - "Endsong"
(Orbital Remix) - 'Drone:Nodrone"
(Daniel Avery Remix) - "All I Ever
Am" (Meera Remix) - "A Fragile
Thing" (Ame Remix) - "And Nothing
Is Forever" (Danny Briottet & Rico
Conning Remix) - "Warsong"
(Daybreakers Remix) - "Alone" (Four
Tet Remix) - "I Can Never Say
Goodbye" (Mental Overdrive Remix) -
"And Nothing Is Forever"
(Cosmodelica Electric Eden Remix) - "A
Fragile Thing" (Sally C Remix) -
"Endsong" (Gregor Tresher Remix) -
"Warsong" (Omid 16B Remix) -
"Drone:Nodrone" (Anja Schneider
Remix) - "Alone" (Shanti Celeste
'February Blues' Remix) - "All I Ever
Am" (Mura Masa Remix) - "I Can
Never Say Goodbye" (Craven Faults
Rework) - "Drone:Nodrone" (Joycut
'Anti-Gravitational' Remix) - "And
Nothings Is Forever" (Trentemoller
Rework) - "Warsong" (Chino Moreno
Remix) - "Alone" (Ex-Easter Island
Head Remix) - "All I Ever Am"
(65Daysofstatic Remix) - "A Fragile
Thing" (The Twilight Sad Remix) -
"Endsong" (Mogwai Remix)
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