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The Cure celebrated their new album, Songs of a Lost World, with a marathon three-hour record release show at London’s Troxy that was also streamed live online and is available to replay in full below ...

The Cure celebrated the arrival of their long-awaited and much-acclaimed new album Songs of a Lost World on Friday with a release-night, livestreamed London concert. The three-hour concert ...

The Cure performed a three-hour set on Friday night in London, celebrating the release of their new album, Songs of a Lost World. Appearing at Troxy, the band played the new album in full before ...

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