Curepedia

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The Cure are indisputable titans of alternative rock. Recognisable as much for their iconic aesthetic, videos and artwork as for the lyrical and musical genius of Robert Smith, The Cure’s work remains hugely influential upon contemporary pop culture, reverberating with fans for generations across the world through genres ranging from Emo to Goth, Industrial to Indie Rock. In ‘Curepedia’, Simon Price sifts through the facts, the myths and the tall tales around The Cure, their recording history and legendary tours, to deliver a uniquely kaleidoscopic portrait of the legendary band and a book that has been praised as the definitive document and account of their remarkable career.

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A Rough Trade Book of The Year 2023
A Guardian Music Book of The Year 2023


‘Beautifully written and meticulously researched ‘ Classic Pop

‘[An] all-encompassing repository of Cure wisdom’ Record Collector

The Cure are indisputable titans of alternative rock. Recognisable as much for their iconic aesthetic, videos and artwork as for the lyrical and musical genius of Robert Smith, The Cure’s work remains hugely influential upon contemporary pop culture, reverberating with fans for generations across the world through genres ranging from Emo to Goth, Industrial to Indie Rock.

In Curepedia, Simon Price sifts through the facts, the myths and the tall tales around The Cure, their recording history and legendary tours, to deliver a uniquely kaleidoscopic portrait of the legendary band and a book that has been praised as the definitive document and account of their remarkable career.

‘An extraordinary piece of work’ Elis James

‘A pleasure to study and absorb – highly recommended’ Tim Burgess

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Weight 41 g
Dimensions 23.4 × 15.3 cm
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Publisher

Imprint

Cover

Paperback

Pages

816

Language

English

Edition
Dewey

782.421660922 (edition:23)

Readership

General – Trade / Code: K

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