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title: "Songs Of A Lost World BioVinyl"
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# Songs Of A Lost World BioVinyl

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## Description

After 16 years, THE CURE is back with their 14th studio album, SONGS OF A LOST WORLD. Songs from the record were previewed during their 90-date, 33-country `Shows Of A Lost World' tour for more than 1.3 million people to overwhelming fan and critical acclaim. Speaking about, "Alone," the opening track on the album, Robert Smith says, "It's the track that unlocked the record; as soon as we had that piece of music recorded, I knew it was the opening song and I felt the whole album come into focus. that was the moment when I knew the song - and the album - were real." Robert Smith created the sleeve concept and Andy Vella, a longtime Cure collaborator, handled the album's art and design. The cover art features `Bagatelle,' a 1975 sculpture by Janez Pirnat. Available on 180g black BioVinyl LP.

Review: One of the best - The Cure’s *Songs of a Lost World* is an absolute masterpiece, and it has quickly become one of my favorite albums from them. From the moment I hit play, I was reminded of *Disintegration*—it has that same haunting, atmospheric feel that made that album so iconic. The melancholic yet beautiful melodies, the intricate layers of sound, and Robert Smith’s signature voice all come together in a way that transports you to another world. The album flows so seamlessly, with each song building on the last, and it’s clear that the band has poured their heart and soul into this. The lyrics are deeply introspective and poignant, capturing that sense of longing and introspection that we’ve come to expect from The Cure but with a fresh, evolved sound. What really struck me was how it manages to evoke nostalgia while still feeling like something new. It’s like a perfect blend of the old and the new, with echoes of their earlier work but a more mature, reflective tone. Every track is rich with emotion, and the music just seems to wrap around you, making it the perfect album to get lost in. If you’re a fan of *Disintegration* or just love the unique sound of The Cure, this album is a must-listen. It’s everything I hoped for and more—a true testament to the band’s timeless ability to create deeply moving and unforgettable music.
Review: absolutely amazing - The Cure – Songs of a Lost World (Polydor/Fiction/Capitol) Oh My God! Although it seemed that the Cure, like Andrew Eldritch’s Sisters of Mercy, was destined to be a concert-only remember-when? band, Robert Smith and Simon Gallup (as well as the new players) have defied all odds and come roaring back after sixteen years with a stunning new release that seems to have created a brand-new type of fusion music: progressive Gothicism. Maintaining the somber sound that is the trade of the Gothic genre, Smith has added lush atmospheric keys that sound like they’re borrowed from progressive rock giants: a mesh of synthetics and possibly mellotrons that hearken back to the keyboard work of Tony Banks in the Genesis heyday (think the LP “Foxtrot” and the song “Watcher of the Skies”) or even the mellotron work of early King Crimson. Or the pure synthetics of electronic giants such as Klaus Schulze. It is masterful and a total redefining of the genre. Yet, it is obviously an outgrowth of their earlier works, primarily the band’s “Disintegration”. This from the mind that first fused Gothic with pop, now fusing Goth with an intense otherworldly sound. At its heart is still the semi-wailing cries of Smith, now trying to be heard through the Cocteau Twins-like web of pulsing guitars and beautiful keyboard chords. The atmospherics often take the lead over the vocals. For example, in “Alone” the cavernous/stellar mix continues for over three minutes before voices are even introduced. And in “End Song”, a ten-minute opus where the instrumentation is prevalent to such a degree that the emotion is already established by the musicians and the vocals seem an afterthought. You may have thought that earlier masterpieces by the Cure such as “Faith” and “Pornography” would be rated as the best works, but “Songs of a Lost World” now stands as probably Robert Smith’s finest contribution to contemporary music. (5 stars out of 5) MC Mahan

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0DHYFSL78 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,532 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) #45 in Adult Alternative (CDs & Vinyl) #418 in Alternative Rock (CDs & Vinyl) #1,710 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,706) |
| Date First Available  | September 26, 2024 |
| Department  | All Ages |
| Label  | Capitol |
| Language  | English |
| Manufacturer  | Capitol |
| Number of discs  | 1 |
| Original Release Date  | 2024 |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.16 x 12.29 x 12.15 inches; 10.56 ounces |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best
*by S***I on April 5, 2025*

The Cure’s *Songs of a Lost World* is an absolute masterpiece, and it has quickly become one of my favorite albums from them. From the moment I hit play, I was reminded of *Disintegration*—it has that same haunting, atmospheric feel that made that album so iconic. The melancholic yet beautiful melodies, the intricate layers of sound, and Robert Smith’s signature voice all come together in a way that transports you to another world. The album flows so seamlessly, with each song building on the last, and it’s clear that the band has poured their heart and soul into this. The lyrics are deeply introspective and poignant, capturing that sense of longing and introspection that we’ve come to expect from The Cure but with a fresh, evolved sound. What really struck me was how it manages to evoke nostalgia while still feeling like something new. It’s like a perfect blend of the old and the new, with echoes of their earlier work but a more mature, reflective tone. Every track is rich with emotion, and the music just seems to wrap around you, making it the perfect album to get lost in. If you’re a fan of *Disintegration* or just love the unique sound of The Cure, this album is a must-listen. It’s everything I hoped for and more—a true testament to the band’s timeless ability to create deeply moving and unforgettable music.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ absolutely amazing
*by M***N on March 28, 2025*

The Cure – Songs of a Lost World (Polydor/Fiction/Capitol) Oh My God! Although it seemed that the Cure, like Andrew Eldritch’s Sisters of Mercy, was destined to be a concert-only remember-when? band, Robert Smith and Simon Gallup (as well as the new players) have defied all odds and come roaring back after sixteen years with a stunning new release that seems to have created a brand-new type of fusion music: progressive Gothicism. Maintaining the somber sound that is the trade of the Gothic genre, Smith has added lush atmospheric keys that sound like they’re borrowed from progressive rock giants: a mesh of synthetics and possibly mellotrons that hearken back to the keyboard work of Tony Banks in the Genesis heyday (think the LP “Foxtrot” and the song “Watcher of the Skies”) or even the mellotron work of early King Crimson. Or the pure synthetics of electronic giants such as Klaus Schulze. It is masterful and a total redefining of the genre. Yet, it is obviously an outgrowth of their earlier works, primarily the band’s “Disintegration”. This from the mind that first fused Gothic with pop, now fusing Goth with an intense otherworldly sound. At its heart is still the semi-wailing cries of Smith, now trying to be heard through the Cocteau Twins-like web of pulsing guitars and beautiful keyboard chords. The atmospherics often take the lead over the vocals. For example, in “Alone” the cavernous/stellar mix continues for over three minutes before voices are even introduced. And in “End Song”, a ten-minute opus where the instrumentation is prevalent to such a degree that the emotion is already established by the musicians and the vocals seem an afterthought. You may have thought that earlier masterpieces by the Cure such as “Faith” and “Pornography” would be rated as the best works, but “Songs of a Lost World” now stands as probably Robert Smith’s finest contribution to contemporary music. (5 stars out of 5) MC Mahan

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome CD by The Cure !
*by A***R on November 14, 2025*

Absolutely love this CD but what's not to love it's The Cure. Every song is emotional as it is beautiful. One of if not the best Cure albums ever !!!

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