Recorded in Nashville last August for SiriusXMU, the double single pairs a reworking of LP4’s ‘Wake Her Up’ with a slowed-down Cure cover that Robert Smith has already endorsed.
Recorded in Nashville last August for SiriusXMU, the double single pairs a reworking of LP4’s ‘Wake Her Up’ with a slowed-down Cure cover that Robert Smith has already endorsed.
In a session for SiriusXMU, the band slowed the Cure’s 1979 single down, replaced its jangle with spindly guitars, and let it collapse into its own best-known song.
A pink Baja Blast and a museum exhibition pull Rodrigo’s handmade visual world into two very different public spaces.
The UK psych-doom band says their set was cut short after the Gorillaz frontman complained about sound bleed, while festival organizers blame the weather.
You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love debuts with 485,000 units, topping Drake and securing the year’s largest sales frame for a solo artist.
The singer’s third album arrives after a four-year gap, splitting its tracklist into two emotional halves and pulling from Eighties sonics.
The pop star’s surprise set featured “what’s wrong with me,” her first co-write with The Cure frontman, ahead of her new album this month.
In their first performance since 2023, Robert Smith’s band paired a festival-headlining set with unexpected deep cuts and the live debut of bassist Eden Gallup.
The track arrives with a video set in a cardboard hospital, and the album is due June 12 via Geffen Records.
The second single from her June album is a vulnerable jealousy ballad that builds to a panic, with strings nodding to “Tonight, Tonight.”