The Cure Songs Of A Live World : Troxy London MMXXIV (Indie Exclusive) 10/23/2015

The Cure Songs Of A Live World : Troxy London MMXXIV (Indie Exclusive) 10/23/2015THE CURE's critically acclaimed album, SONGS OF A LOST WORLD, was the bands first new studio record in 16 years. The night of the album's unveiling, The Cure performed it in full to 3,000 fans at Troxy London and to more than a million on a free global stream. The stunning live performance entitled, SONGS OF A LIVE WORLD : TROXY LONDON MMXXlV, is available on vinyl at Indie Retailers via Capitol Records. Initially formed in 1978, The Cure has sold

Evilive saw singer Glenn Danzig (still more of a shouter than the crooning Evil Elvis of future days) virtually willing his cohorts through a slew of trademark two-minute B-movie tributes ("Night of the Living Dead

Tim Commerford (bass guitar)

~ Gregory Heaney Format Detail: CD

Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring are also honored as influences during "Ten Thousand Hours

Sound Cottage

Dan Bejar (Destroyer) and Newman himself

Davey Havoc (background vocals)

freeing up the multiple drummers and keyboardists to weave a complex polytonal/polyrhythmic web of volatile chords and colliding rhythms

which also includes the frenetic non-album song "Clap Hands

Pampa Sound Studios

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and percussion