The Cure - Head On The DoorThe Cure's 6th studio album from 1985 containing the hit singles Inbetween Days and Close to Me. The Cure refocused and ultimately hit their stride with The Head on the Door, producing an album which not only more effectively depicted gloom, but also showed enough pop smarts to make it memorable (and even danceable). The band scored a hit with the infectious, New Order ish In Between Days (which even managed to beat New Order at their own game) and

but likely for the first time in its most rootsy

songwriter and the person who has nurtured and overseen Wyatt’s career for the past forty-six years

Lee‰۪s influence continues to reverberate today

to help shape a new era of darkness and Armageddon

without sounding forced and trite like some sort of mash-up attempt

metallic hard rock borrowed from Aerosmith

John Parish - drums

I‰۪ve enjoyed experimenting with different genres

A breeze of true artistic freedom blows through the keenly anticipated bold and brilliant second album

“I’d been accumulating a lot of material

The result is a stunning statement of purpose and one of the greatest rock & roll albums ever recorded

The Velvet Underground and The Stooges as key influences