The Cure - Pornography (180g Vinyl)

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Artist: The Cure

Format: LP Vinyl

Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea

Released: 09/06/2016

TRACKLIST: One Hundred Years, Short Term Effect, A Hanging Garden, The Siamese Twins, The Figurehead, A Strange Day, Cold, Pornography

"Pornography" by The Cure, released in 1982, is often considered one of the band's darkest albums, capturing a bleak, gothic atmosphere reflective of Robert Smith's personal struggles at the time. Notable tracks like "A Short Term Effect" envelop listeners in a haunting soundscape with its repetitive guitar lines, while "One Hundred Years" opens the album with a brooding intensity, setting the tone with its nihilistic lyrics and dense, atmospheric music. The album's theme of despair and existential dread has solidified its place as a seminal work in the post-punk and gothic rock genres.

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Artist: The Cure

Format: LP Vinyl

Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea

Released: 09/06/2016

TRACKLIST: One Hundred Years, Short Term Effect, A Hanging Garden, The Siamese Twins, The Figurehead, A Strange Day, Cold, Pornography

"Pornography" by The Cure, released in 1982, is often considered one of the band's darkest albums, capturing a bleak, gothic atmosphere reflective of Robert Smith's personal struggles at the time. Notable tracks like "A Short Term Effect" envelop listeners in a haunting soundscape with its repetitive guitar lines, while "One Hundred Years" opens the album with a brooding intensity, setting the tone with its nihilistic lyrics and dense, atmospheric music. The album's theme of despair and existential dread has solidified its place as a seminal work in the post-punk and gothic rock genres.

Artist: The Cure

Format: LP Vinyl

Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea

Released: 09/06/2016

TRACKLIST: One Hundred Years, Short Term Effect, A Hanging Garden, The Siamese Twins, The Figurehead, A Strange Day, Cold, Pornography

"Pornography" by The Cure, released in 1982, is often considered one of the band's darkest albums, capturing a bleak, gothic atmosphere reflective of Robert Smith's personal struggles at the time. Notable tracks like "A Short Term Effect" envelop listeners in a haunting soundscape with its repetitive guitar lines, while "One Hundred Years" opens the album with a brooding intensity, setting the tone with its nihilistic lyrics and dense, atmospheric music. The album's theme of despair and existential dread has solidified its place as a seminal work in the post-punk and gothic rock genres.