The Cure (The Cure album)
The Cure is the eponymous twelfth studio album by the British band The Cure. It was published in June 2004 by Geffen Records.
History
After the recording contract had expired with Fiction Records, signed The Cure a contract for three albums with Geffen. As a co- producer for the first time worked with Ross Robinson on a studio album by the group. Compared to the previous albums of the band The Cure had musically harder, which is attributed to the influence of Ross Robinson.
The illustrations on the cover are from Robert Smith's nieces and nephews. Creation-date these were in childhood and did not know what the drawings should be used. Smith asked for drawings on the subject of Good Dreams - bad dreams and chose it for the cover of some.
Criticism
On the website of Allmusic got the album 3 out of 5 stars. The album contains music that you can " just enjoy " could. Nevertheless, The Cure was " the kind of album that is on the shelves of hardcore fans and only occasionally finds its way into the stereo. "
The Rolling Stone gave The Cure 4 of 5 stars and ruled that it contained The Cure's " most passionate music since Disintegration ".
Title list
All pieces were written by Perry Bamonte / Jason Cooper / Simon Gallup / Roger O'Donnell / Robert Smith.