The Cure / Classic Logo Rhinestone Women's Tee

The Cure released their fourth album in 1982. 'Pornography' was their first with producer Phil Thornalley, and represents the conclusion of the band's early dark, gloomy phase, which began with their second album 'Seventeen Seconds'. 2016 Remaster.

The Cure returned in 1987 with their seventh album, 'Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me'. Their most commercial effort yet at the time, includes the singles "Just Like Heaven", "Hot Hot Hot", "Catch" and "Why Can't I Be You?".

The Cure returned to the introspective and atmospheric sound of their earlier albums on 1989's 'Disintegration'. The album features the singles "Lullaby", "Lovesong", "Fascination Street" and "Pictures of You".

The 1990 'Mixed Up' collection features original extended versions of The Cure's biggest singles at the time. Highlights include the 12" mixes of "Love Song", "Close To Me", "Fascination", "Never Enough" and "Inbetween Days".

Originally released in 2001, 'Greatest Hits' is the ultimate collection of The Cure's biggest singles up until that point. Highlights include "Love Song", "Friday I'm In Love", "The Lovecats", "Close To Me", "Never Enough", "Mint Car" and many more.

'Songs Of A Lost World' is the long awaited album from The Cure. Haunted by bereavement, The Cure’s first album in 16 years finds Robert Smith turning to face mortality. Highlights include the singles "Alone" and "A Fragile Thing".

The Cure performed 'Songs Of A Lost World' in full to 3,000 fans at Troxy London and to more than a million on a free global stream. The stunning performance including singles such as "Alone", and "A Fragile Thing", is available on vinyl at record stores.

Officially Licensed. This Cure T-shirt celebrates the band's 1980 breakout album 'Boys Don't Cry'. It was America's first introduction to the genius of Robert Smith.