The Cure: Alone review majestically wreathed in misery and despair
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The new single "Alone" from the Cure hints that "Songs of a Lost World" leans towards dark, existential themes, reminiscent of earlier works like Pornography.
The song's structure mirrors the opener of "Disintegration," with Simon Gallup's bass acting as an ornament rather than the foundation, contributing to its disjointed feel.
"Alone" features a majestic but somber chord sequence, and despite the cure’s traditionally bleak themes, it retains an underlying melodic quality.
With a slow, funereal pace, the track's absence of hi-hats and reliance on bass drum creates an austere sound that echoes past Cure works.
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